Sentence examples for attributes of grain from inspiring English sources
In addition, although hybrid rice cultivars did not show superiority in the harvest index, panicles per m2, spikelets per panicle and grain filling, their values were relatively high; thus, the advantage of high biomass production and high grain weight was not offset by other components or attributes of grain yield.
Examples include the low and high molecular weight glutenin subunit loci on the group 1 chromosomes important for flour processing quality, and the Ha locus on 5D defining the soft/hard attributes of the grain (Chantret et al. 2005; Charles et al. 2009).
The aim of this work was to analyse the variability in SEP duration relative to AT in two F4 populations; in order to select contrasting phenotypes to evaluate the impact of this attribute on grain yield components and to analyse the selection response of this attribute.
IR, particularly NIR spectroscopy is commonly utilized in the food quality control industry to monitor the physical attributes of numerous cereal grains.
In particular, near infrared spectroscopy is commonly utilized in the food quality control industry to monitor the physical attributes of numerous cereal grains for protein, carbohydrate, and lipid content.
The strengthening mechanism of nanocomposite structure was attributed to grain refinement and prevention of direct penetration of cracks.
The differences in the cellular response on nanograined/ultrafine-grained and coarse-grained substrates are attributed to grain size and degree of hydrophilicity.
The reduced compressive stress in the thin film may be attributed to suppression of grain boundary by the formation of ZnO nanorods.
Therefore, the total enthalpy change during DSC can be attributed to grain growth of the nanocrystalline phases.
An attempt is made to separate high frequency conductivities via the variation of the resistance attributed to grain boundaries.
The hardness change is attributed to a combination of grain growth and the annihilation of defects.
