Sentence examples for appropriate grain from inspiring English sources

The appropriate grain of analysis is not clear.

Regulating the farmland transition process can provide a basis for decision making about appropriate grain production scales of farmers in China.

The critical size of inclusion and the appropriate grain size of prior austenite, which should be controlled in practical production, are obtained by analyzing the experimental data.

The critical factors for promoting the formation of SiC whiskers are that the carbon sources should possess turbostratically stacked graphite structure and appropriate grain size.

The test results showed that gravel drains, when appropriate grain size distribution is considered, effectively dissipate the excess pore water pressure underneath the structure, and consequently reduce the magnitude of uplift.

So, I took the sardonic chef's guidance with, well, the appropriate grain of salt.

Taken together, the results show that there is considerable potential for designing combinations of hydration, rheological and digestibility properties of ground grains through informed selection of appropriate grains and particle size distributions.

(Of course, take all of the results with the appropriate grains of salt, given that no one on the HuffPost Women team who has online dated has ever used Zoosk, and that getting messaged more often does not guarantee getting messaged by people you find to be even remotely interesting or attractive).

Appropriate grains include corn, barley, and oats.[17].[17]

Please note that this is not a discussion of the accuracy or methodology of SDM modelling, which depends on the spatial accuracy of the species occurrence data used (see [ 37] for a recent review) but solely on the appropriate spatial grain of such projections.

Soil nutrient distributions on agricultural and wild lands have not been examined extensively at the submeter level, arguably the most appropriate scale for cereal grain root systems, but studies have examined nutrient distribution separately in natural and agricultural landscapes.