Sentence examples for varieties because of from inspiring English sources

The sweet sorghum had higher leaf area index (LAI) and plant height than both Yudan 8 and Denghai 9 corn varieties because of its characteristic lateness.

The genetic regions discovered in this study will be valuable for breeding in rice varieties because of the diverse genetic backgrounds of the rice.

This is emphasized by the impelling demand of climate resilient varieties because of the predicted impact of climate change on crop productivity together with the impending population demand.

Yet field trials of soybeans found a 50percentt drop in the yield of GE varieties because of gene disruption.

But raw dairy advocates say unpasteurized milk is at least as safe as the "superheated" varieties because of the dedication small-batch farmers have to maintaining hygienic facilities.

One of the good things about training with triathlon is that there's variety because of the different disciplines but generally I swim from 5.30am to 7am then I ride in the morning or early afternoon before running in the evening.

Ambiguity and inconsistency in CAS introduce a property named, variety, because of contradictions to create new possibilities evolved in the environment.

IR64 was developed at the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) in the Philippines and is known as a "mega variety" because of its wide adoption and cultivation in large areas (Mackill [2008]).

This probably means you won't receive speculative invoicing of the "give us thousands of dollars or else" variety, because of its questionable legality on Australian shores.

Preparing meals for oneself may lead to insufficient meal variety because of the lack of a regular stock of ingredients and less motivation to make 'good' everyday meals.

The heavily inbred cultivar Holiday was purposefully bred for high fruit firmness and skin toughness, whereas Korona is a popular garden variety because of its adaptability and taste.