Sentence examples for which could be grown from inspiring English sources

The UK imports huge amounts of fruit and veg which could be grown here.

Recently, several phytoextraction crops which could be grown more efficiently with the local cultivation system were evaluated in soils with low levels of Cd contamination [ 8].

Many years ago breeders at East Malling tried to produce self-supporting types, which could be grown without the traditional trellis system, using cane characteristics from R. cockburnianus and R. crataegifolius and dwarfing habit from R. ideaus [ 1].

The number of viable parasites was determined from the highest dilution at which promastigotes could be grown after up to 2 weeks of incubation at 25°C.

In this present study poloxamer F127, a di-block copolymer of polyoxyethylene and polyoxypropylene, was used as a medium on which bacteria could be grown as a biofilm phenotype and express the characteristics more appropriate to the 'real world'.

That could expand the range in which such crops could be grown and thus make some poor farmers richer.

Dr Sutradhar's ultimate aim is to use the method to construct a scaffold on which real bone could be grown.

These were defined as the lowest concentration of peptide from which no colonies could be grown.

The polymer cages exhibited a certain capacity, below which the AuNPs could be grown with excellent control over the size and shape.

The first: which other animal flesh could be grown in this way?

Consequently, red VCSELs could be grown which showed continuous wave operation at room temperature (670 nm, 0.15 mW at 20°C).