Sentence examples for grain component from inspiring English sources

After trying a number of recipes in both books it became evident that in any number of regular cake and bread recipes I might prepare, it was worth replacing some of the all-purpose flour with whole wheat flour, to increase the whole grain component and nutrition of the food.

Grains consist of silicates, primarily olivine, and an additional Fe-rich grain component, possibly of complex oxides.

In this study, the extent of processing of the grain component of the diet was most likely the factor that determined the diet responses.

Consistent with these characteristics are that gas-phase interstellar Mg abundances are found to scale with Si abundances, and sometimes independently of Fe abundances, both in low density galactic sight-lines and in the Small Magellenic Cloud, indicating that there is a separate Fe-rich grain component (Howk et al., 1999; Welty et al., 2001; Cartledge et al., 2006; Sofia et al., 2006).

Basic physical properties of loess include permeability, water content, density, plasticity, grain components.

In this study, wheat and barley grain components were localised using optical and Raman microscopy.

Alternatively, Raman microscopy was applied to localise the grain components without any need for preceding staining or other sample pretreatment.

This study aimed to determine if lambs alter the intake preference for diets based on the grain components of the diet.

The ability to process wheat into such a wide range of products is determined largely by one group of grain components, the gluten proteins, which confer unique visco-elastic properties to wheat doughs.

Typical depletion patterns of Fe, Mg, and Si shown in Fig. 2, right, also suggest the presence of at least two grain components, one consistent with amorphous olivines (MgFeSiO4) where (Mgdust + Fedust)/Sidust ≈ 2, and an additional iron-rich component in the dust.

Following H10, we adopt 20 M⊙ as a representative progenitor mass, and the unmixed case in which the original onion-like structure of elements is preserved, since the extinction features of carbon and silicon, which are major grain components in the unmixed case, are consistent with observations (Hirashita et al., 2005; Kawara et al., 2011).