Sentence examples for grape stem from inspiring English sources

Investigators have said that Mr. Malvo's DNA has been recovered from more than one shooting scene, including samples recovered from a grape stem and a candy wrapper.

The second is a grape stem bearing Mr. Malvo's saliva said to have been found near the site of another shooting.

Among the evidence, officials said, is DNA linked to Mr. Malvo that was found on a grape stem dropped at one of the sites where a bullet was fired.

Additionally, stilbenes in 20 different grape stem and cane samples were determined.

If you want to know what tannins taste like, just bite into a grape stem or eat a cabernet grape off the vine.

Descriptions like the passage below were enough to bring tears to my eyes: "'From the slimy sidewalk, they were picking up bits of orange peel, apple skin, and grape stems, and they were eating them!

The system response presented small variations when estimating the occurrences of grape stems or other objects in the scene under analysis.

The achievement of optimal extraction conditions of phenolics from grape stems using solvents compatible with further uses in food/pharma industries demonstrated that RSM constitutes a powerful tool for deriving optimal conditions for extraction of antioxidant phenolic compounds from grape stems.

This new method enables stilbenes to be extracted from grape stems and canes in only 5 min, with an extraction temperature of 125 °C and 80% ethanol in water as the extraction solvent.

In this paper we present a hardware system and related computer processes to assess a preliminary quality control of grape harvest batches by automatically detecting, classifying and quantifying grape stems and other objects from images acquired on arrival at the winery, from which a quality grading is given.

The IPOB producers are generally aiming for something more complex and ageworthy, dialing back on the ripe fruit, and sometimes adding a host of grape stems in an effort to emulate the velvety textured wines made with a high degree of stem inclusion by a number of Burgundy producers.