Sentence examples for milled wheat from inspiring English sources

Eight Landrace×Large White barrows of 85 kg BW were paired and fed, in a Latin Square design, four diets containing different dietary fibre sources: 8% coarse soft wheat bran (control, C), 24% milled wheat bran (MB), 24% coarse wheat bran (CB), and 16% dried beet pulp (BP).

Furthermore, the quality of milled wheat was poor in colonial America.

The ball milled wheat straw used in this study contained 37% cellulose, 32% hemicelluloses, 22 ± 0.1% lignin and was 25% crystalline [ 3].

Medium contained 1% (w/v) glucose or 1% ball milled wheat straw (Delmas et al., 2012) as the sole carbon source.

We hypothesized that porridge prepared from coarsely milled wheat endosperm (containing intact cells) would be digested more slowly and therefore elicit a lower glycemic response than a nutritionally matched porridge prepared from finely milled endosperm (lacking intact cells).

The milled wheat straw was mixed with 2% (v/v) dilute sulfuric acid at a solid loading of 10% (w/v) and pretreated in an autoclave at 121°C for 60 min.

For example, in the US, the major global exporter of wheat, the efficiency of milling wheat grain into flour (extraction rate) has steadily improved over the past 20 years [ 89], which may result in more availability of refined flour rather than the fiber-rich whole grain.

Couscous, milled durum wheat, is essentially a miniature pasta.

Joyce Paton, 8 East Terrace, South Queensferry, 0787 940 7336, joycepaton.com; open weekends only 11am-5pm, or by appointment For more than 800 years the Dean village milled the wheat that fed the city of Edinburgh.

"I have sold prime, hard milling wheat to a feed mill in Melbourne".

Two thousand years ago, the Greeks were also using the mechanical power of falling water to turn wheels and mill wheat to produce flour.