Sentence examples for seed lines from inspiring English sources

The program now uses these rankings instead of the seed lines.

"The lack of clarity, I think, impacted the seed lines for a team like Oregon," Kellogg said.

We've also found that, although the N.C.A.A. has some flaws in the way it selects and seeds teams, the seed lines nevertheless have some predictive power — even when other factors like a team's computer rankings are accounted for.

The lines Ümmiye recited, about her body turning into a dewdrop, are from the first soliloquy, "O, that this too too solid flesh would melt," which goes on to describe the world as "weary, stale, flat, and unprofitable... an unweeded garden, / that grows to seed": lines likely to resonate with anyone who does much weeding.

Through extensive research, breeders develop inbred seed lines that have particular traits.

In China, Mo Yun and her colleagues operated in an atmosphere that works against the homegrown development of such seed lines, say observers of China's agricultural research programs.

As heritage seed sales have outpaced the rest of Burpee's seed line, Mr. Ball, 59, has added more varieties to his catalog and Web site.

In fact, my analysis has showed that a team's seed line does have some power to predict the outcome of tournament games even once its power ratings are accounted for.

Occasionally, in fact, a team may be bumped up or down from its natural seed line because of bracketing principles — if, for instance, it would be forced to play a team from the same conference unless it were moved.

PD: What's interesting is that CRISPR really brings down the cost of creating a new seed line or incorporating traits from a difficult-to-breed seed.

This method resulted in 4 sections per seed line per tray.