Sentence examples for more varieties are from inspiring English sources

Two more varieties are Ben Lear (large, burgundy-colored berries) and Early Black (small, deep red berries).

Mexican turkeys were transported to Europe in the 1500s, more varieties were developed, and in the 1700s these turkeys made it back across the Atlantic, to the Eastern United States.

Restaurants might be a bit more expensive here, but they offer more variety, are open much later, and nearly all of them deliver.

More variety is seen in the attendant figures, such as the graceful caurī ("whisk") bearer from Akota in the Baroda Museum.

We prove that (i) the marginal benefit of adding one more variety is diminishing in n; (ii) the loss from restricting the number of varieties is of order no more than 1/n2; (iii) the marginal benefit of adding one more variety is of order no more than 1/n3; and (iv) offering only two varieties can lead to more than two-thirds of the potential profit from the second best offering.

As mentioned above two products, FAK and FRNK, are transcribed and translated from FAK gene and more variety is generated by alternative splicing of four highly conserved exons.

In the human data, more variety was obtained and pairs having the same category were found even in the NC group.

The more colourful varieties are handsome plants for a shaded wild garden.

Plus, the more rarefied varieties are not so hard to find among smaller seed companies and through Garden Organic.

Even more potent varieties are feasible, says Boemare: "It's possible to combine Bt and a [Photorhabdus] toxin to produce plants resistant to a lot of insects".

Red clover is a short lived perennial that usually persists for two to three years, although more persistent varieties are available.