Sentence examples for vastly produced from inspiring English sources

Grass seeds vastly produced are from annual and perennial varieties of ryegrasses, and much of the production is consumed within the various production regions, particularly by the USA and within the EU (Wong 2005).

The euro crisis, he noted, has produced vastly different borrowing costs for firms, frozen inter-bank lending, prompted some regulators to order banks to keep capital in their home countries and stirred protectionism against EU workers and goods alike.Economic integration has been at the heart of the European project from the outset.

Although the UK's 2010 election and Canada's 2011 election produced vastly different outcomes – one a period of coalition government, the other ending a of minority government rule – the two elections show that first past the post doesn't ensure a stable two-party system; actual votes still bend the structure in dynamic ways.

In the South Australian wine region of Coonawarra, Cabernet Sauvignon has produced vastly different results from grape vines planted in the region's terra rosa soil – so much so that the red soil is considered the "boundary" of the wine region, with some controversy from wine growers with Cabernet Sauvignon planted on red soil.

This survey produced vastly different numbers (the slum population was now estimated to be over 600,000), and also a bigger picture: although planners viewed Dharavi as one single slum, residents saw themselves as part of a number of settlements, each with a distinct identity.

The four different combinations of mapping and DE testing produced vastly different numbers of DE transfrags (see Table  1, Figure  1).

We found that identical genetic lesions (the same transgene introgressed into different strains) produced vastly different aggregation phenotypes, supporting variation in resistance to aggregation, including at the level of cell type-specific resistance in head versus body wall muscle cells.

In attempting to address this need, we designed filtering approaches that produced vastly different sets of polymorphic sites ranging from very conservative (highly polymorphic sites) to relatively inclusive (significantly polymorphic sites).

Music is produced in vastly larger numbers, at least in the low millions in America, though the upper bound is hard to discern.

Although it is robust in many types of analysis, the normal data distribution assumption produced results vastly different than the negative binomial distribution.

Small tweaks produce vastly different outcomes.