Sentence examples for number of wheat from inspiring English sources
According to Crookes, wheat production was levelling off, even as the number of wheat eaters continued to increase exponentially.
Amid growing nervousness on Monday, the number of wheat futures and options contracts traded on the Chicago Board of Trade reached record highs, beating the previous record set in 2008, and more than double the daily average so far this year.
These results indicated that a large number of wheat miRNAs were born at divergence of barley and wheat from rice.
Because many lesions did not contain pycnidia, the total number of isolations made was much lower than the number of wheat leaves collected.
While wheat genome sequencing is rapidly progressing (www.wheatgenome.org), a quicker and complementary approach to identifying a large number of wheat genes is EST and full-length cDNA sequencing.
A large number of wheat domestication-related genes have been identified through quantitative trait locus (QTL) mapping [ 7– 11], genome-wide association studies [ 12], and cloning [ 13, 14].
Another thing is, the number of wheats we have artificially cultivated in modern society have a higher gluten content than ancient grains.
Further, by comparative confocal analysis of nuclei probed to wheat and rye NORs, we found that in the wheat-rye addition line there is a significant decrease in the number of wheat-origin perinucleolar rDNA knobs, corresponding to a diminution of the rDNA heterochromatic fraction of the dominant (wheat) NORs.
Consumers or governments are referred to in the above paragraph because a number of wheat-importing countries also shield themselves, this time their consumers, from changes in the international market price, particularly when that price rises precipitously.
To test large numbers of wheat lines for differences in CD-immunogenicity, T-cell independent methods are highly desired.
The insignificant correlation from 1%H2SO44 pretreatment may be due to the limited sample numbers of wheat examined in this study.
