Sentence examples for subsequent varieties from inspiring English sources

Old Turkic exhibits Indo-Iranian and Chinese borrowings, and all subsequent varieties have liberally adopted loanwords.

Stone points out that those earlier varieties of MMB's GM cotton did require more water than subsequent varieties (Stone, 2011a).

He developed the first modern chile, which became the prototype for subsequent varieties and helped chile become New Mexico's third largest cash crop.

There's a good reason the 1200s (and the subsequent variety of models) have become industry standards they were made to last and still can be found in most serious clubs around the world.

The subsequent variety of transient, structurally diverse oligomeric species formed are thought to drive the pathogenesis of Parkinson's disease and may be associated with the spread of the disease between different structures in the brain (Desplats et al., 2009; Hansen et al., 2011; Luk et al., 2012 a ).

Subsequent new varieties were identical or very similar to this first hybrid indicating that these were all varieties derived from the first hybrid line (Sonnenberg et al. 2005, 2016).

Second, many of the subsequent improvements or variety-level differences that have evolved relate to larger numbers of small-scale mutations.

In a network of N neurons where this heterogeneity is characterized by a prescribed random variable, the oscillatory single-cluster state can transition through (possibly perturbed) period-doubling and subsequent bifurcations to a variety of multiple-cluster states.

- NMFS has sanctioned "takes" of millions of Cetaceans by the US Military in weapons testing and use and subsequent slavery of certain varieties of dolphins being used as actual live weaponry.

This classification was recently confirmed with the genome resequencing of 20 representative varieties and subsequent documentation of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), referred to as the OryzaSNP set [2].

DT2008 soybean variety was produced in Vietnam by multiple hybridizations of local varieties and subsequent irradiation with Co.