Sentence examples for proportion of grain from inspiring English sources

Novartis NX3018 had higher content of crude protein and ash, a higher proportion of leaves and stalks, and a lower proportion of grain compared with Novartis N29-F1.

The reason is due to the diamond films consisted of nanocrystallites with a higher proportion of grain boundaries [GBs] which enhanced the much higher sensitivity of sp 2 bonding over sp 3 bonding by visible Raman [10, 16, 17].

Metallic materials with submicron- to nanometer-sized grains provide surfaces that are different from conventional polycrystalline materials because of the large proportion of grain boundaries with high free energy.

The effects of the substitution of brown rice (Oryza sativa L.; BR) for corn (Zea mays L). in ensiled total mixed ration (TMR) that had a high proportion of grain on feed intake, lactation performance, ruminal fermentation, digestion, and N utilization were evaluated.

When only considering foods with 51%% or more whole grain content, the proportion of grain types consumed were 81%% wheat, 12%% oats, 4 % maize, 2%% rye, 0·7 % barley and 0·3 % rice.

A 10-year old, non-lactating Holstein dairy cow, fitted with a rumen cannula, was nutritionally induced to develop ruminal acidosis by increasing the proportion of grain in the diet.

Fig. 4 Mean usable proportion of grains from hermetic and non-hermetic containers at different storage periods.

This means that a proportion of grains in a recrystallised aggregate have arisen from several separate nucleation events.

The Manson-Coffin diagram exhibited two regimes according to the proportion of grains involved in the plastic deformation accommodation.

As recommended by [15], the usable proportion of grains refers to the removal of grains with physical damage such as cracks, holes, and discoloration.

Both modern sand, and sandstone in the geological record, contains a substantial proportion of grains derived from basement sources of early-mid Proterozoic age [8, 9].