Sentence examples for failed batch from inspiring English sources

One failed batch, ground with wild rice and cranberries, had strayed so far that it tasted, he thought, like a Thanksgiving dinner.

The pet food industry began in the late 1800's when a London butcher tossed a failed batch of tea biscuits to an appreciative pooch, and gathered steam when Milk Bone Dog Biscuits appeared in the United States in 1908.

But, while making a failed batch of pumpkin bread over the weekend, I ran out of honey and needed another sweetener.

It is possible to "reclaim" a failed batch, though the result will be much stronger and saltier:.

It is possible to "reclaim" a failed batch, though the result will be much stronger and saltier: This recipe is scaled for a small, countertop food processor.

"I have so many failed batches on my bench".

After many failed batches of feetless, pancake-like cookies, they no longer emerge from the oven looking like inedible blobs, and that is progress.

However, as some pharmaceutical compounds are heat sensitive, elevated temperatures can lead to decomposition of the compound, resulting in failed batches.

Indeed, delays in development, reworkings, failed batches, or deviations are all frequent and costly issues observed during development and manufacturing of biological products and, in many occasions, can ultimately be traced back to poor design of the product candidate and/or manufacturing process.

Ultimately we believe that such early risk-assessment paradigms can not only be financially beneficial in reducing development costs and the costs of "poor quality" (deviations, recalls, failed batches, or clinical inefficacy), but could also potentially accelerate the development of new product candidates, for example, by speeding up their transition from preclinical to clinical development.

The clinical batch failed specifications when a new crystal form was discovered in the batch.