Sentence examples for should be ground from inspiring English sources

The flaxseed should be ground, otherwise the outer husk will not be broken down and the EFAs will pass out of the body.

"There was a Labour councillor who said the statue should be ground down and used to fill potholes up, which is absolutely disgraceful," he said.

The panel concluded that only experiments in astronaut physiology should be conducted aboard the space station, and that most life science research should be ground based.

For the further application of the CIS powder in the printing method, the CIS should be ground into the nano-scale particles.

Module 3 (7 months) is a participatory cooking demonstration in which any available household food is prepared and fed to the baby, stressing 3 messages from formative research [ 37]: (1) An infant can eat any food that an adult eats; (2) food should be ground so that the infant can swallow and digest it; (3) food that is locally available is important for the infant.

Ideally, a rub should be ground by hand in a mortar and pestle.

The diabolo should be grinding on the stick.

A third option is conventional prosthetics on teeth, which in childhood will typically include unsplinted overdentures, which should not interfere with jaw growth or resin-bonded bridges, since juvenile teeth should not be ground for crowns.

But the uninitiated might ask, How fine should it be ground, and is a variety of peppers better than plain black?

The raw materials should not be ground because the smallest particles are already carried off at u = 0.1620 m/s.

In childhood and adolescence, prosthetic treatments can be complicated, because teeth should not be ground as abutments for crowns due to the large pulp cavity, and dentures may not be splinted if the jaws still grow.