Sentence examples for grain reported from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, rumours abounded that other companies, including News Corp, might join the fray.Wheat prices soared after America, the biggest exporter of the grain, reported that its stockpile had fallen to the lowest level since 1948.

The provision of starch grains reported here in the embryo sac before fertilization in A. cherimola could respond to a similar plesiomorphic strategy.

This report contains the weekly grain report for California, and provides the prices of said grains in dollar per hundredweight.

In Tanzania, GRAIN reports in the November 2007 white paper "An African Call for a Moratorium on Agrofuel Developments," thousands of rice and maize farmers are being evicted from their lands in order for large companies to plant sugarcane and jatropha trees (whose seeds are a feedstock).

The grain size reported for the CCTO electroceramic increases from less than 30 µm to around 300 µm as shown in Fig. 10c, d.

Shorter GL in Group 1 compared to Group 2 varieties was consistent with observed differences in grain shape reported between temperate japonica and indica, or Indica/Japonica varieties (RDA and NARI [2012]; Takano-Kai et al. [2009]).

The roles of SSIj allele in increasing starch RCL12/24 value and starch properties in rice grain were reported by early researchers (Takemoto-Kuno et al. 2006) through comparing starches from progeny lines derived from the crossing population between indica and japaonica rice.

The general increase in grain yield reported in 'Veery' wheats containing 1RS may not be attributed solely to increase in root biomass.

These amounts were calculated according to the supplier's recommendation to give a final enzyme concentration of 25 mg/g cellulose and 10 mg/g pectin, using the grain composition reported by Åman [ 20].

(2008) (with quartz grains), who reported the fastest rate of cementation in fine-grained system.

Sanders et al. [27] explain that the calculation of the strain from the uncorrected grip displacement and the possible presence of a few large grains may have contributed to the considerably higher elongations (i.e. deviations from spherical grains) as reported by Nieman et al. [33 35] for nanocrystalline Cu.