Sentence examples for the medium grain from inspiring English sources

So we want to find out what is different in the basmati plant from, let's say, the medium grain rice.

The resistivity values then show decreasing trend for larger AB/2 (>110 m) indicating the medium grain nature of the sediments at deeper depth.

Conversely, LOC_Os05g50380 encoding for the regulative large subunit of AG Pase positively linked to grain weight [ 53], was more expressed in the longest seed VOL, but less transcribed in the medium grain VN (see Additional file 5).

Confined fluvial channel sands (CF) and unconfined fluvial sands (UCF) range from very fine to medium-grained sand (Fig. 7b), with the medium grain-sized samples of the 22/29-2 setple set represent coarser grained basal parts of the confined channel and unconfined sheet sandbodies.

The medium-grain-size CCTO sample is superior to the small-grain-size sample within the range of various frequencies.

The medium-grain varieties were grouped in 7 different clusters with a remarkable influence of the geographic origin (Fig. 7).

Similar to CeO2, dielectric relaxation for the medium-grain-size CCTO sample is superior to the small sample within the entire frequency range.

In Japan, most sake is made from some variety of sake rice (sakamai), mostly the medium-grain Yamada Nishiki, which is commonly called the "king" of sake rice.

The down-regulation in VN of the positive regulators of seed dimensions GIF1 [ 44] and the large subunit of AG Pase positively linked to seed weight [ 53] (see Additional file 5), could contribute to the VN medium grain.

This idea is supported by the FTIR data that show that olivine grains in the medium-grained area in the mylonite zone contain much more water than olivine grains in the large-grained area in the wall rock (Table 1, Figure 10A).

The video sequences are encoded with the SVC codec (medium grain scalability (MGS) [2]) and comprise a base layer and 12 quality layers.