Sentence examples for grains might from inspiring English sources

One of Dr. Schatzkin's later initiatives, however, did find evidence that a particular kind of fiber, from unrefined whole grains, might reduce the risk of colorectal cancer.

Therefore, the small anthracene grains might easily migrate on the carbon substrate and form anthracene films by coalescence.

To see whether smaller, silt-sized quartz grains might have a similar origin, Schieber's team took a closer look at those same mudstones.

He also suggests that the conventional dating of the spread of agriculture, based on clearly detectable cereal grains, might be missing earlier samples.

This sort of destruction tends to erode any mantle the grains might have and shift the grain size distribution towards smaller grains.

For example, large pumice grains might remain afloat on the water surface for extended periods, settling later, and thus forming the upper part of a tephra bed.

Last week, food and grain industry officials working to track down the StarLink corn said millions of bushels of possibly tainted grain might have found their way into food production channels.

Ewing's orders provided that hay and grain might be burned, so as to destroy food that supported the guerrillas, but the Kansas troops who carried out Order No. 11 not only robbed from the refugees, but also burned their homes, farm buildings and crops.

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This over-representation of potential transcription repressors in grain might facilitate maintaining a general expression suppression state in the dormant grain stage.

Although local grain might perform well as seed, grain seed of improved varieties, including GMVs, is not likely to perform well because it has already been subjected to one generation of inbreeding even prior to sale.