Sentence examples for fatty by from inspiring English sources

The 11 chicken breeds (one male and one female in each breed) used in this study were the Silkie (WJ), Tibet (ZJ), Chahua(CH), Bearded (HX), Jinhu (JH), Anak (AK), Beijing fatty (BY), Langshan (LS), Qingyuan partridge (QY), Shek-Ki (SQ), and Wenchang (WC) varieties.

I, FATTY, by Jerry Stahl.

· I, Fatty by Jerry Stahl is published by Allison & Busby at £10.99.

Dear Fatty, by Dawn French, read by Liza Tarbuck (6½hrs abridged, Random House, £17.35) Introducing her memoir, French explains that the reason her best friend is reading it is that bits of it (no, not her size 42H bra, she's learned to cope with that) are just too painful.

It might seem improbable that a runner called Fatty by his college teammates would become the first American to break both the 27-minute and 13-minute marks, but Solinsky has been an improbable specimen all along.

Obese subjects whose livers started out fatty, by contrast, responded to their moderate weight gain with higher blood pressure, an increase in insulin insensitivity, rising triglycerides, and a boost in their levels of "very-low density lipoproteins," which are strongly linked to cardiovascular disease risk.

The inexpensive agricultural fatty by-products could be usefully converted to polyhydroxyalkanoates (PHAs) by properly selected and/or developed microbes.

The thymus is primarily responsible for producing naïve T cells and is replaced by fatty tissue by age 60 years.

The medium-chain triglycerides are broken down to medium-chain fatty acids by pancreatic lipase.

Christened 'Fatty Arbuckle' by Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan, Neil Ruddock once calculated that he had eaten 212 steak and kidney pies in a year.

In tumours, acetate is metabolised into fatty acids by fatty acid synthetase, which is overexpressed in cancer cells [75].