Sentence examples for aged after from inspiring English sources

Some hams are aged after smoking.

They don't have to be lagered, or aged, after brewing.

IT'S not everywhere that you can get raw milk from a vending machine, or see how cheese tastes when it's made without any added salt (pretty bad) or when it's aged after being sewn up in a sheepskin, wool side in (like a wet sweater).

Figure 5 shows fractographs of the non-immersed, immersed, and aged after immersion specimens.

Figure 3 shows representative stress-strain curves for the non-immersed, immersed, and aged after immersion specimens.

Figure 7 shows the results for XRD analysis of the side surface of the non-immersed, immersed, and aged after immersion specimens.

Across all plots and years, 67 93% of males were aged after-second year ("ASY"), pairing success was high (94 100%), average breeding success was 50 63%, and mean daily nest survival was 0.957 (SE = 0.010).

Aging, after all, induces stress in BM progenitors, as is evident from conventional BMT [ 12].

What if this gerogenic force could be diminished to decelerate aging after the completion of development.

All specimens were characterised before and after the application of the three products, after aging and after deposit removal.

Lord Janner dies aged 87 after suffering dementia.