Sentence examples for modern varieties from inspiring English sources

What's more, he says: "Modern varieties are like highly trained athletes.

As ancient types of wheat were hybridized into modern varieties, they were bred for a higher yield.

Indeed, traditional services (retailing, transport, public and personal services) have contributed more to reported output growth since 1993 than modern varieties.

But she argues that modern atheism is as one-dimensional and transient a phenomenon as the modern varieties of theism (including fundamentalism) to which it responds.

Around the other islands there are also new wines from Crete blending traditional grapes with modern varieties such as syrah, or dessert wines from muscat and its varieties.

For modern varieties the proportion can be as high as 90%.Rising fastest, though, are apples such as Jazz and Pink Lady (see chart).

I can imagine an experienced gardener growing heirlooms alongside modern varieties that are hardier, easier on the environment and, yes, tastier.

Humans later cultivated peaches into larger modern varieties, according to the researchers. .

But, it is significant only in the case of modern varieties.

The success of breeding has also resulted in the reduction of genetic diversity in modern varieties.

Bridging breeding can be used to efficiently introduce alien segments of genomes to modern varieties.