Sentence examples for evaluated meat from inspiring English sources

Panelist underwent 8-10 tesessionsons for training, and during these they evaluated meat from different muscles, type of animals, and cooking processes [ 12].

A haplotype block of 183 kb on chromosome 1 (six SNPs) was identified and displayed three distinct haplotypes with significant (0.0001 < P < 0.03) associations with all evaluated meat quality traits.

Marsha Forman taught her daughters and her granddaughter how to evaluate meat, and the three women now do all the restaurant's buying.

As more studies evaluate meat and colorectal neoplasia, it will be important to further evaluate whether associations differ by location.

A section of loin from the 10th rib to the last rib of the left side of the carcass was further evaluated for meat quality traits at MSU. Traits included scores for subjective color, marbling and firmness, objective color scores of CIE L* (lightness), a* (redness) and b* (yellowness) using a Minolta CR-310 colorimeter, drip loss, cook yield, and Warner Bratzler shear force [16].

In addition, a section of the loin was further evaluated for meat quality traits.

The present study aimed to compare the performance of whole-cell and Bhlp29.7 based ELISAs in detecting specific immunoglobulin class IgG and IgM to B. hyodysenteriae in growing pigs, and additionally evaluated whether meat juice could serve as a source of specific antibodies.

For an article on deli sandwiches, she collected 104 corned beef and pastrami sandwiches (in one day) to evaluate the meat and sandwich-building techniques.

Respondents' socio-demographic profile, attitudes towards issues that are expected to influence the way people evaluate pig meat production systems, and consumption frequency of various pork products are used as background information to identify segment profiles.

Most studies evaluate breast meat as a single trait [ 8, 23, 24].

Our results regarding meat mutagens and haem iron indicate a need to evaluate multiple meat-related exposures in relation to breast carcinogenesis.