Sentence examples for developed ingredients from inspiring English sources

In Europe, government officials say that anyone who wanted to market meat or dairy products from clones would need to seek permission under the European Union's "novel foods" regulations, which were generally meant to cover newly developed ingredients.

The failure of the talks means that anyone who wants to market meat or dairy products from clones produced on E.U. territory still would need to seek permission under existing regulations from the late 1990s that were meant to cover newly developed ingredients.

However, the sustainably developed ingredients may be used in the fortification and functionalisation of food, as well as for incorporation in feed products.

Mr. Winner, also 32, is the manager of strategic market intelligence for International Flavors and Fragrances, a New York company that develops ingredients for food, beauty and other products.

Americans need more medical practices to have registered dieticians on board, schools that educate about simple ways to eat nutritiously, packaged food companies to develop ingredient-conscious products, and restaurants to serve tempting and delicious healthy recipes.

The authors attribute this variant to these programs providing access to potential mentors whereby bonds and trust may be developed – key ingredients in the investment of social capital.

It's a bewildering cuisine, developing familiar ingredients into wholly novel dishes.

The Haases are trying to make a popular movie without developing the ingredients that make movies popular..

The company has been participating in Korean Healthcare Technology R&D Project mentioned in acknowledgements as a collaborative partner for developing cosmetic ingredients and designs.

Because cleaners were mixtures of many ingredients, a set of criteria was developed to prioritize ingredients for further exposure assessment evaluation.

An energy descent algorithm is developed, whose main ingredients are a boundary element method for the computation of the elastic and magnetic field energies; and a combinatorial component reflecting the phase transition in the individual particles, which are assumed to be of single-domain type.