(1) A mesenchymal signal triggers an ectodermal cell to proliferate and the cells grow downward to form a hair germ .

(2) Then there is the seed germ which is 45-55% protein, used in confectionery and flour for the health food market, and also in specialised livestock diets.

(3) It has three main parts: the germ , the endosperm and the bran.

(4) Although accompanied some of the time by his posh, dull, white bread girlfriend, a germ of doubt grows in the mind of the audience.

(5) It's not hard to see the germ of something useful in what on the surface appear to be self-defeating patterns of behavior.

(6) Thiamine is found in whole-grain cereals, bread, red meat, egg yolks, green leafy vegetables, legumes, sweet corn, brown rice, berries, yeast, the germ and husks of grains and nuts.

(7) Refined white flour is what's left after the nutrient-packed germ and bran are milled out of the wheat kernel.

(8) The germ of an idea sprouted in his mind: maybe, instead of highlighting the drama of the story, the film should highlight the absurdity of it.

(9) The question contains a germ of truth, but it misses some essential features of the analysis.

(10) The germ of the idea slowly matured in Godfrey's mind.

(11) Damage occurs when beetles feed on the seed and destroy the germ , resulting in an uneven stand.

(12) The germ of democratic thought had insinuated itself.

(13) The germ of a brilliant idea

(14) In the case of corn germ , 10 out of the 16 quality attributes substantially affect yield, with oil content appearing to play the biggest role in this case.

(15) All grains have a bark-like, protective hull beneath which are the endosperm, germ , and bran.

(16) It contains all parts of the grain - the bran, the outer husk and the germ .

(17) Often the result is something they can use in their story, or that contains the germ of an idea or phrase that can drive the reporting and writing of a story in an exciting new direction.

(18) It removes the bran and most of the germ , stripping the grain of its fiber and nutrients.

(19) And the story endures because it contained a germ of truth about politics.

(20) The germ of this is clear in the 17th century itself.