Sentence examples for varieties mean from inspiring English sources

New, more potent coca varieties mean that cocaine output may rise further.

We're coming into beet season, and all the different varieties mean you can play with colours and subtlety of flavour.

The panel found that premium Super Basmati and second best Basmati-385 had the same popcorn intensity as non-aromatic varieties (mean = 0.7).

Results of allelic diversity using 512 SSR markers indicated that the landraces (mean genetic richness: 12.0; genetic diversity index: 0.640; allelic richness: 10.7) actually had higher genetic diversity than modern varieties (mean genetic richness: 9.8; genetic diversity index: 0.628; allelic richness: 9.5).

There was little difference in the level of gluten between the processed types of oats, but the organic varieties (mean = 240 mg kg−1) did have a statistically significant lower level of gluten compared with the regular variety of oats (mean = 616 mg kg−1).

Swofford says the availability of different varieties means that brewers and drinkers are going to have to get creative.

Although precision bombs helped in 1991, the availability of cheap, all-weather varieties meant they were used much more pervasively and successfully this time.

McPhail, who has won the James Beard Award as Best Chef - South as well as other accolades, admits that his focus on fresh varieties means constant adjustments, for the kitchen and the restaurant staff.

Foods that add nutrients, like vitamin A-containing rice, and varieties meant to withstand droughts, are just emerging.

Of course, the emergence of new varieties means that specificity testing for GM elements will be an ongoing process.

However the largely sterile nature of the majority of commercial varieties means that banana breeding is both lengthy and time-consuming.