Sentence examples for concentrate from which from inspiring English sources

Since the concentrate did not contain any supplemental niacin, the sheep of the control group received only the niacin contained in the hay and the feed components of the concentrate, from which no actual concentrations of niacin are available.

To increase the recovery of copper and reduce losses, the tailings are frequently reground and passed through a second flotation, the concentrate from which is combined with the initial production.

Harmison played in central defence for the club until his late teens before giving up football to concentrate on cricket, from which he announced his retirement in 2013.

On 8 July, the Royal Academy of Engineering (RAE) made public its response, which ignited controversy for suggesting that "research should be concentrated on activities from which a contribution to the economy, within the short or medium term, is foreseeable".

Some American producers also developed a higher-priced category of juice called not-from-concentrate, which is heated only enough for pasteurization and never has the water boiled out of it.

He sold the Templeton fund group in 1992 to concentrate on the foundation, from which he stepped down as chairman in 2006.

But the media concentrate on nuclear radiation from which no-one has died - and is unlikely to.

These companies now control enough of the processing industry in Florida to influence prices for bulk juice from concentrate, which they buy from growers in either Florida or Brazil.

When injected it concentrates in the bones, from which it is slowly released.

Sturdee contended that Java could not be held, and that Allied resources should instead be concentrated in an area from which an offensive could be launched.

It contains 1% of "juice from concentrate" – which is classified an added sugar by the Food and Drug Administration FDAA).