Sentence examples for modified and conventional from inspiring English sources
Tanzania's second year of confined field trials already shows a striking difference between the genetically modified and conventional maize varieties.
In 1996, when American farms began shipping biotechnology crops to Europe, exports of corn and soybeans, both genetically modified and conventional, amounted to nearly $3 billion.
Right now, in the United States, genetically modified and conventional crops are typically mixed together, and food made from biotech crops is not labeled.
Experiments have been carried out on both modified and conventional single slope solar still for 05 cm water depth in the month of April at Jabalpur (Latitude 23°18′ N; Longitude 79°95′ E) India.
Simulation is required to provide realistic arenas to extend current models of gene flow from the field to the landscape scale, in furtherance of studies of coexistence between genetically modified and conventional and organic crops.
It can be seen from Table 4 and Fig. 8, the total impedance of FCLs resulting from the modified and conventional algorithms is the same.
A comparison was made between the modified and the conventional plough in dry (21.8% (d.b .), sticky (37.2% (d.b .), wet (49.1% (d.b).) and flooded (64.3% (d.b).) Bangkok clay soil at 1, 3 and 5 km/h forward speeds.
Even crops whose genes are modified and shuffled by conventional breeding can turn out to have harmful effects, such as heightened levels of naturally occurring toxic compounds.
Previous studies on pollen dispersal helped to identify objective parameters of coexistence of genetically modified (GM) and conventional maize.
Mr. Bebb said the decision to list the 17 varieties in the common European catalog of varieties of agricultural plants was unwise because most member countries have not yet passed rules on how genetically modified crops and conventional crops should co-exist.
On the basis of a modelling approach, representative scenarios are calculated to address the possible impacts of gene flow between genetically modified (GM) and conventional fields due to cross-pollination.
