The difference is in the ingredients of the mixture: unlike waxing, sugaring uses natural ingredients (often, a honey-like mixture of sugar, lemon juice, and water).
There was interannual variation in the effects of fungicides on AMF colonization, which was partly due to differences in the active ingredient and formulation used.
Recent in vitro studies have shown that the herbicide glyphosate (Richard et al. 2005) and the pyrethroid bifenthrin (Hoffman et al. 2006) are less toxic to human cells in the placenta and immune system, respectively, than commercially equivalent products that occur in a mixed formulation, suggesting that differences in the "inert"/ other" ingredients may explain the differential effects.
A show on South American grilling styles raced through Brazil, Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador and Argentina, as the prodigiously well-informed Mr. Rosengarten explained local techniques of barbecuing (as well as the origin of the word) and the differences in local ingredients and terms.
Even subtle differences in the structure of active ingredients, drug formulation, interventions to modify (prolong) the duration of drug action, and the 'inactive' ingredients can lead to differences in activity and pharmacokinetics and, hence, side effects.
Though the day care centres followed the menu instructions provided by the MOH, there could have been differences in the preparation methods and the ingredients mix.
Preliminary observation drew attention to the differences in the amount of each ingredient needed.
