Sentence examples for grain abundance from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Hirashita and Nozawa (2013) show that, unless we consider shattering, we underproduce the small grain abundance in the Milky Way (see also Asano et al., 2013b).

All these processes above other than shattering do not contribute efficiently to the increase of small (a ≲ 0.01 μm) grain abundance.

Skylark and bunting occurrence, and grain abundance, were 1.7 19 times higher on stubbles following combine harvesting, than on those following arable silage.

Grain abundance and seed-eating bird use of stubbles was compared across 16 rounds of visits to 15 fields, five under each of three harvest methods: traditional reaper-binder (machinery from 1950 60s), combine-harvesters (1970 80s) and arable silage (1990 2000s).

Using a consensus-based approach, we found significant rank-based correlations between rbcL sequence abundance and microscopically examined pollen grain abundance for five of six samples.

This observation aligned with sequence stratigraphic concept where there is a strong connection between accommodation space and micrites and/or micritized grains abundance at a particular depositional time.

Abundance of grain brings an abundance of birds, and the locals had an astonishing number of ways to cook wild fowl.

Previous analysis of cals5-1 and cals5-2 mutantshowedwed that developing microspores degenerated, with anthers producing only 1 15 pollen grains [ 4]; in contrast, the mutants we identified generated fertile pollen grains in abundance (see below).

Lithic arenites have rock fragments that exceed feldspar grains; the abundance of rock fragments is greater than 25 percent.

In addition, the sandstone beds grade upsection from a medium-grained calcarenite to a fine-grained, lithic wacke, such that carbonate grains decrease in abundance, whereas quartz and lithic grains increase in abundance.

Petrology, the scientific study of rocks, is concerned largely with identifying individual minerals in rocks, along with their abundance, grain size, and texture, because rocks typically consist of a variety of minerals.