Sentence examples for the modified fruits from inspiring English sources

For instance, the Chinese gooseberry, a small, somewhat bitter fruit, was conventionally modified in New Zealand to make kiwifruits, which produced allergic reactions among some consumers, although the modified fruits remain popular at produce markets.

On the other hand, the problems of large computation and low accuracy for error prediction have been solved by using the modified fruit fly algorithm to optimize parameters of least squares support vector machine.

The modified fruit fly optimization algorithm with a small amount of calculation as well as a good global search capability is adopted to select the LSSVM model parameters for the reason that the fruit fly optimization algorithm is easy to fall into local optimum.

There are no genetically modified fruits and vegetables on the market in the U.S. today (field corn and soybeans are another matter).

For The Record Los Angeles Times Wednesday, August 05, 2009 Home Edition Food Part E Page 2 Features Desk 1 inches; 53 words Type of Material: Correction Organics: In the July 29 Food section, a California Cook column on organic agriculture said there are no genetically modified fruits or vegetables on the market in the United States.

For The Record Los Angeles Times Tuesday, August 04, 2009 Home Edition Main News Part A Page 4 National Desk 1 inches; 55 words Type of Material: Correction Organic food: In Wednesday's Food section, a California Cook column on organic agriculture said there are no genetically modified fruits or vegetables on the market in the United States.

He suggests that the new results regarding pectin and health about could serve as a model for the development of other genetically modified fruit types.

Also, Scallop alleles of MLoN°_5 and MRib_11 modified fruit shape by increasing the number of locules and the ribbing intensity.

As the mixed integer nonlinear model of the problem is complicated to solve using exact methods, a modified fruit fly optimization algorithm (MFOA) is proposed to find the optimal solution.

In one study, consumers in Germany and five other countries were offered three options at a fruit stall: "organic," "conventional," and "spray-free genetically modified" fruit.

b If someone eats a genetically modified fruit, there is a risk that a person's genes might be modified too.