Sentence examples for mill yield from inspiring English sources

Starch-rich crops: annual production [ 39]; fossil energy displacement [ 40]; corn yield [ 41]; dry mill yield [ 42].

"By the same token, tons of steel per work hour in a rolling mill yielded rough approximations of underlying productivity for most purposes," he added.

The whole and broken kernels obtained after milling were added to define the total milling yield.

And milling yield of short and medium grain rice is typically higher than long grain rice (Kepiro et al. 2008).

Each brown rice sample was milled to 92% milling yield by a polishing machine (MC-90A, Toyo, Japan), and then milled rice samples were stored in a refrigerator (15 °C) to prevent quality alteration.

The RT0034 & Cypress are parents of milling yield 1 (MY1) and Cypress & LaGrue of milling yield 2 (MY2) populations.

These results suggest that these two genes related to starch synthesis may greatly affect milling yield.

Five MPSS and five SBS libraries were constructed from 6-day-old developing seeds of Cypress (high milling yield), LaGrue (low milling yield), Ilpumbyeo (high eating quality), YR15965 (low eating quality), and Nipponbare (control).

Another challenge for milling yield analysis is that many mapping populations for milling yield had varied kernel shape among the individual lines and heterogeneity in grain dimensions confounds the assessment of genetic effects [ 9, 24, 26- 31].

Large and spherical grains have been predicted to be the optimum grain morphology to increase milling yield.

Many genes specifically or commonly expressed in the high milling yield cultivar Cypress and the good eating quality cultivar Ilpumbyeo were identified from the MPSS and SBS libraries.