Sentence examples for rice emerges from inspiring English sources

Even if sincere, Rice emerges as badly flawed.

Thus, rice emerges both as a model species for physiological and molecular studies and as a candidate for biotechnological improvement aiming at Zn and Fe biofortification [ 30- 32].

Both rices emerge brilliantly white and lustrous.

BULOG maintained availability of rice through its monopoly on commercial imports and, when rice surpluses emerged in the mid-1980s, BULOG exported domestically procured rice to reduce domestic supplies and maintain adequate producer price incentives.

After decades of successful suppression, in the last decade weedy rice has emerged as a problem in the rice fields of certain regions of China (Cao et al. 2006).

Rice surpluses emerged and in 1989 Viet Nam began exporting rice, made profitable by a substantial depreciation of the currency, in 1989.

The Ravens are far from an elite offense; it became Rice, who emerged as one of the N.F.L.'s best all-around backs, and not much else.

Even before tying an N.F.L. postseason record with three touchdown catches last week against Dallas, Rice, 23, emerged as Brett Favre's go-to receiver.

The numbers of ducks and people, and the extent of rice cultivation emerged as the most significant factors, even though the two countries had fought outbreaks in two different ways.

This is especially relevant since rice has emerged as a model plant species of the group monocots due to its small genome size, availability of large collection of full-length cDNAs (FL-cDNAs) and for the fact that the whole genome of this plant species is completely sequenced.

Rice-Davies emerged back into the spotlight last year as an adviser on the musical Stephen Ward by Andrew Lloyd Webber, and remained defiant, accusing the government of scapegoating Ward.