Sentence examples for grain I from inspiring English sources

Applying compost or animal manure allowed yields from 900 to 1600 kg ha−1 of sorghum grain, i.e. 20 39 times the yield obtained in the half-moon treatment without any amendment.

a Nipponbare leaf b OsWOX3/NUDA RNAi line T1325 leaf, c T1326 leaf, d T1328 leaf, e Nipponbare grain, f OsWOX3/NUDA RNAi line T1325 grain, g T1326 grain, h T1328 grain, i leaf of HMK, j complementation transgenic line 1 leaf, k complementation transgenic line 2 leaf.

Proto-Peninsular Dravidian "beat-en" refers to husked grain, i.e., grain that has been beaten to remove the husk see "to beat (as a drum), to kick" DEDR 3053, and "to be" DEDR 697.

Seed acquired as grain (i.e., "grain seed") is not often saved; it is replaced 4 times more often than seed acquired from neighbors (Tables 2 & 3).

Rice straw is the stalk of the rice plant that is left over as waste products on the field upon harvesting of the rice grain (i.e., the seeds of rice straw).

Cows fed the greatest amount of barley grain (i.e., 45%) had the lowest concentrations of Ca, Fe and Zn in the plasma, whereas the highest concentrations of Ca, Fe and Zn were observed in the plasma of cows fed the 15% grain-based diet.

Making use of the micrometric screw, we could also measure the advancing and receding contact angles of ultrapure water on selected specimens such as multigrained Al62Cu25Fe13 icosahedral quasicrystal (i-ACF hereafter) and Al72Pd20Mn8 single grain (i-APM hereafter).

In situ dynamic deformation studies show that the AZM nanocomposites undergo the deformation mainly through the grain-boundary sliding and rotation of small grains, i.e. ZrO2 grains, and some of the large grains, i.e. MgAl2O4 grains.

The sandstone microscopic images contain a large number of mixed mineral grains where differences among adjacent grains, i.e., quartz, feldspar and lithic grains, are usually ambiguous, which make grain segmentation difficult.

impedance spectroscopy measurements conducted on polycrystalline YSZ membranes with surface grains engineered for different sizes, which indicate that smaller grains (i.e. higher grain boundary densities) exhibit lower electrode impedances.

Thus, where ρB is the density of the bulk rock and ρG is the density of the grains (i.e., the mineral, if the composition is monomineralogic and homogeneous).