Sentence examples for initial rice from inspiring English sources

SiO2 was found in the initial rice husk as compact nanoparticles having a wide size distribution.

Finally, maize sequences were used as queries against the NCBI database to check that they correspond to the initial rice transcript flanking the Route66 insertion.

Although the 40 °C was determined to be optimum temperature for the integrated process (as discussed above), the SSMSF was performed at 37 °C due to the unique characteristics of the initial rice straw hydrolysate medium.

Gollapalli et al. [ 22] obtained correlations between glucose yield and the diffuse reflectance infrared Fourier transform (DRIFT) spectra, with R values ranging between 0.65 and 0.71 for the different hydrolysis time points of initial rice straw, while the R values of xylose concentration ranged between 0.47 and 0.50.

In the hydrolysis experiment, the initial rate of rice straw hydrolysis was reduced from 2.26 to 1.553 g L−1 hr−1 when cellulase was added at a concentration of 150 U g−1 rice straw.

It is tempting to define the small groups of cells at the convergence point as root initials in rice by reference to A. thaliana, but the size of the QC was shown to be much larger in Poaceae and in most of plants with larger roots than those of A. thaliana [8].

He said that he had been surprised that the initial suspension for Rice had not been longer – he had expected four or six games – but insisted again that he had not seen video footage of the incident until it was published by TMZ.

The Shabab militants say they will provide enough food to tide people over until the next harvest, expected around January, and some of the people who recently left seemed content with the initial rations of rice, sugar, powdered milk and oil that they had been given.

The effects of initial moisture content, rice temperature, drying bed thickness, tempering, and cooling methods on moisture diffusivity and moisture diffusivity coefficient were investigated.

To investigate the initial response of rice to drought stress, Ali and Komatsu [4] analyzed changes in the expression of proteins by a proteomic approach.

Overall, at least five genetic loci are involved in the loss of shattering, while another six have been implicated in the loss of seed dormancy, another factor critical in the initial domestication of rice (Kovach et al. 2007).