Sentence examples for varieties not only from inspiring English sources
Wheat breeders regularly produce new varieties, not only to combat disease but also to satisfy changing market demands.
Knowledge of the genome will help breeders create better varieties not only of rice but also of corn, wheat, barley and other crops.
In the research that I conducted for my book Labor of Love, I found that there were countless varieties not only of apps but of ways of using apps, of mobile phone enabled sexual communities and cultures.
Knowledge of the genome -- some 450 million units of DNA encoding around 40,000 genes -- will help breeders create better varieties not only of rice but also of corn, wheat, barley and other crops.
"People in our generation are incredibly competitive with each other," she says.Young Britons' broad liberalism, their suspicion of state interventions of most varieties, not only contrasts with the views of their elders.
A stronger pipeline for the production of homozygous cassava lines would greatly enhance the number of new cassava varieties not only with further added nutritional value, pest and disease resistance, and high yield but also by improving the crop in different novel dimensions.
"It is a list of considerable variety, not only in the subjects but in the range of authors".
In my quest to find out where the food packaging in my box goes, I discovered that the cleaner, kerbside-sorted variety not only fetches higher prices but is processed closer to home.
The other aspect of the job that I find rewarding is the variety, not only in the type of documents that have to be written, but also in the different therapeutic areas I work in.
In order to understand the pathogenesis of tumors we must consider their very extensive variety: not only can they arise in virtually every possible cell type in the body, but even within the set of tumors arising from a specific type of cell there is marked heterogeneity, some of it well explored and some yet to be unravelled.
The loss of genetic diversity in crop varieties involves not only directional selection but also population bottleneck effects in a species specific manner.
