Sentence examples for range of grains from inspiring English sources

40529_2017_169_MOESM2_ESM.pptx Additional file 2. Final SGW (at physiological maturity) of four wheat genotypes at varying range of grains retained on each spike at the time of anthesis.

The 175 cultivar lines and 21 wild rice accessions of O. rufipogon, from 19 countries representing a diverse range of grains number and plant yield, were collected from the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) and our laboratory were grown under normal field conditions on the island of Hainan, China and the E'Zhou experiment station in E'Zhou (Hubei Province, China) from 2012 to 2014.

One revelation from those dishes, Bishop says, was the range of grains.

Poorly sorted sediment displays a wide range of grain sizes and hence has decreased porosity.

A polycrystalline material, with a range of grain sizes and shapes, absorbs over a broad range of radar frequencies.

This indicates a non-anthropogenic source with a range of grain sizes e.g. tephra.

The tsunami deposits represent the entire range of grain size distributions, from very coarse skewed to very fine skewed.

Moreover, in those environments differences in lithofacies are obscured by a significantly reduced range of grain size distributions.

The material was supersolvus heat treated to yield a coarse grain microstructure, which has a wide range of grain size, i.e. 10 140 μm.

The several orders of magnitude range of grain sizes leads to crucial variations in the contributions that soil fractions make to weight, SA and number of grains.

Thus, the presented results of AFM, SEM, and XRD revealed that the obtained aluminum films are polycrystalline with a great range of grain size.