Sentence examples for varieties which could from inspiring English sources

Natural Cheddar, which they started off with, crumbled and didn't slice very well, so they moved on to processed varieties, which could bend and be sliced and would last forever, or they could knock another two cents off per unit by using an even lesser product called "cheese food," which had lower scores than processed cheese in taste tests.

The team also showed that the genes can be bred into other rice varieties, which could resist devastating floods.

In our case, small cysteine-rich proteins (SCRPs), for example, were speculated to be contributor to host immunity response if incompatible interaction of pathogen and maize resistant varieties happen, which could serve as effectors responsible for inducing host resistance response such as PTI and ETI [ 70].

There is also pressure to spend less on subsidies and more on agricultural research, to improve crop varieties and livestock, which could benefit developing countries.

"The young trees could easily have been pollinated by a different variety," she said, which could have affected the flowers.

As part of the R2 project we created a variety of templates which could be switched in largely at will.

The intersections of ageism for the young and old are complex and could be better addressed via a variety of initiatives, which could include proper research combined with outreach.

Tony Haymet, the director of the Scripps Institution, said he and Earth Networks shared the goal of spurring the growth of more networked monitoring by a variety of entities, which could conceivably interconnect with Earth Networks' sensors to provide a far more nuanced picture of where greenhouse gases are being emitted and absorbed.

Moreover, I analyze a variety of factors which could account for this association based on theories of segregation, including economic considerations and immigration.

Bacterial proteases with endopeptidase activities in the neutral pH range can cleave proteins from a variety of sources which could likely include the membranes of microalgae chloroplasts.

The SVMacc analysis explores a variety of factors which could impact classifier accuracy: number of epochs entered into the averaged waveforms, scalp electrode selection, kernel type, and temporal window selection.