Sentence examples for wheat because of from inspiring English sources

Wheat, because of its high cost, is used only where corn is in short supply and is then limited to production of grain alcohol for blending or in production of liqueurs.

Around 1998, a century after Crookes and two centuries after Malthus, green pressure groups began picking up public disquiet about GM and rushed the issue to the top of their agendas, where it quickly brought them the attention and funds they crave.Wheat, because of its unwieldy hexaploid genome, has largely missed out on the GM revolution, as maize and rice accelerate into world leadership.

What will happen if I eat wheat?" Because of the severity of his crimes, I was unable to bring him supplements.

However gene mapping is still laborious in wheat because of high redundancy between the three homoeologous genomes.

It is tempting to speculate that all three categories are enriched in wheat because of its enormous number of transposable elements [ 41].

The importance of this finding is even more crucial considering decades of failed attempts, with existing engineering strategies, to improve the lysine content in rice and wheat because of the inherent inverse correlation between lysine content and yield.

A summary of those targets for which annotation of reasonable quality is available is shown in Table 7 with the full set listed in Additional file 4. Our search for barley miRNAs used genomic sequences of rice, Brachypodium and wheat because the number of available genomic barley sequences is limited.

Ground spelt is a popular substitute for wheat flour because of its lower gluten content; although spelt is a type of wheat, some people who suffer from wheat sensitivity can digest it.

Revolver may have been eliminated from the wheat genome because of losing the gene activity needed to reintegrate into the host wheat genome after that polyploidy induced incompatibility among the three genomes.

Flowering time is a major adaptive trait in plants and in particular in the case of wheat because it determines the environmental conditions of reproduction with respect to climate and pathogen pressures (Remington and Purugganan 2003; Goldringer et al. 2006; Rhoné et al. 2008; Rhoné et al. 2010).

The figures were compiled before the flooding crisis in Pakistan and the jolt in wheat prices in late August, the second in the month, after Russia announced that it would halt wheat exports because of drought and fires.