Sentence examples for tough grains from inspiring English sources

He pointed out that the tooth wear can also reveal whether someone ate many tough grains such as coarse millet, or a more refined, soft diet.  .

Many raw food recipes require marinades or soaking for tough grains and nuts, or considerable prep work in shredding, dicing, or chilling portions of the recipes.

Histological analysis showed that the control livers were characterized by normal hepatic configuration, ruddy color, fine surface grain, slightly tough texture, normal hepatic structure, clear hepatic lobule structure, and no degeneration or necrosis of hepatic cells.

Nuts have those tough shells, and grains have the toxic anti-nutrients, lectins, gluten, and phytates.

Why are the fruits, vegetables and grains a "tough sell" for the children?

In the four years he's been running Cablevision he's pushed some tough, if against-the-grain, decisions that just may work out for the company.

And besides, it's a beautiful voice: a rich, sweet, rousing baritone with a soft grain and a tough edge that does justice to the sorrow and graft in these ballads.

The wild-type allele q is associated with a fragile rachis and grain that does not thresh free of the chaff, whereas the domestication allele Q is associated with a tough rachis and free-threshing grain (Simons et al., 2006).

The actor who starred in Juno, Hard Candy and Whip It, all films about tough young women who go against the grain, was living a lie.

Archaeological remains of non-brittle barley grains indicate that selection by man of tough rachis forms of wild barley (H. vulgare ssp. spontaneum) was probably the initial stage of the domestication process (Harlan, 1992).

"The toughest part was convincing our home office that swapping grains made sense".