Sentence examples for upgraded varieties from inspiring English sources

However there is still a need to understand and control cooking and eating quality to assure these upgraded varieties continue to be accepted by consumers (Sundaram et al. 2008; Win et al. 2012; Septiningsih et al. 2009), and to make further gains in breeding targets.

Therefore bringing new science to rice quality to identify traits that consumers value is a more purposeful pathway forward in the longer term, than simply upgrading current varieties with stress tolerant genes.

To fully utilize this wealth of information, raw data must be appropriately upgraded through a variety of computational methods.

Having been upgraded in a variety of ways since its first debut at FFTB, Shintake Monitor is capable of measuring a wide range of σy from 25 nm to 6 μm with better than 10% resolution.

The susceptibility or the narrow late blight resistance spectra of the selected varieties were upgraded to broad spectrum resistance after the successful introduction of two cisgenic late blight R genes.

This includes a variety of upgraded missiles and radars but rightly omits the four destroyers with advanced Aegis antimissile technology that had been requested by Taiwan.

At the Mobile World Congress held in Barcelona, Spain, last week, Acer unveiled a wide variety of upgraded smartphones at a large, rented compound planted in the middle of the show grounds.

This offers a variety of upgraded features to Instapaper users, including an ad-free website, full-text search, and more.

Its market capitalisation is now almost $7 billion.Such valuations assume that the services' popularity will continue to grow, and that subscription-based ones will persuade a sufficient proportion of those using their free versions (on which they lose money because of the royalties they pay the record labels) to upgrade to paid varieties.

The question is whether upgrading mega - varieties with major genes is sufficient to address future constraints caused by climate change and to meet consumer demands for different markets.

The next crying need, after the upgrading of varieties and drying equipment, are efforts to prevent environmental disaster of the sort that has visited northern tea-growing districts.