Sentence examples for variety involves from inspiring English sources

The production of a hybrid corn variety involves three steps: (1) the selection of superior plants; (2) selfing for several generations to produce a series of inbred lines, which although different from each other are each pure-breeding and highly uniform; and (3) crossing selected inbred lines.

This variety involves paranoid traits... and ego-syntonic aggression... "Obama's father was a self-aggrandizing narcissist who thought nothing of throwing his son away to fulfill his own ambitions and his mother also threw him away for the same reason.

The pattern of lipodystrophy in the most common form, the Dunnigan variety, involves the limbs and the trunk, often accompanied by increased adipose in the neck and face.

Foster says the best bit about being a stunt performer is the variety involved in the job.

The most senior jobs in big companies are generally of the "extreme" variety, involving huge responsibility, working weeks of 70 hours or more and constant travel.

The vein of "high fantasy" of the more traditional variety, involving magic and the construction of a legendary secondary world, was represented by the five highly praised volumes of the Prydain cycle (1964 68) by Newbery Medal winner Lloyd Alexander.

However, Sara uses a wider variety, involving explanation and reasoning, whereas Mrs Edgar's complexes involve more repetition.

The loss of genetic diversity in crop varieties involves not only directional selection but also population bottleneck effects in a species specific manner.

Classic varieties involve fillings such as pork, mushroom or cottage cheese, and there are also some sweet options on the menu with fillings such as peach.

The fundamental importance of insect pollination to UK apple production is evidenced by the reduction in fruit set following pollinator exclusion in both apple varieties involved in this study.

Pending, alongside the sordid Carvel case in the Westchester surrogates court, is a garden-variety estate involving an all-too-common kind of dispute.