Sentence examples for real wheat from inspiring English sources
And so here we are on Super Saturday, watching the best players, the real wheat.
The first, corresponded to the Plackett and Burman design with N = 8 experiments and k = N − 1 factors; five real (wheat bran, casein, NH4NO3, NaCl and ZnSO4) and two errors.
After paying 30 £ (or $48 dollars) up to 10,000 participants will vote on day to day farm minutae like what kinds of real wheat to buy and what types of real cows to raise, with their decisions being informed by blogs and videos about farm life provided by MyFarm.
Our results with real wheat data sets agreed with previous findings in animal and plant breeding and with simulated experiments, in that a non-parametric treatment of markers may account for epistatic effects that are not captured by linear additive regression models.
The aim of this paper is to present this novel approach using the Pareto principle applied on individual marker loci (MixP), and to compare it with other single SNP based GWEBV prediction methods in a real Norwegian Red cattle (NRF) pedigree, and on a real wheat dataset.
This might explain the increased WIS content in the batch of SPWS 2. SPWS 1 was used for the experiments run with glucose feed only (Config. 1G and Config. 2G), while the SPWS 2 material was used for all the trials run with the real wheat-starch hydrolysate feed (Config. 1 and Config. 2).
THE problems with most real whole wheat muffins are multiple: they're heavy, dense and even slightly bitter, unless they contain a ton of sugar.
The attractions include a nutrition lab, a bread-baking station, a mill (where visitors can try grinding) and, yes, a real quarter-acre wheat field.
Tarin ticked off Pakistan's dismal current indicators: the growth rate of agricultural production has dropped every decade, and the country is now importing wheat; real income growth has been concentrated among the urban middle class, while rural poverty has increased; manufacturing is in decline; the information-technology sector booming in India barely exists.
The real price of wheat, then as now a major Argentine export, in the US fell by 75% between 1920 and 2005.
Not surprisingly, many Church leaders were quick to denounce such ominous conclusions as nothing but Chicken Little nonsense or at worst, they argued, the report more or less revealed an important separating of the wheat (real Christians) from the chaff (nominal Christians).
