Sentence examples for fine milk from inspiring English sources

Fine milk composition traits, and in particular fatty acid profiles, can be considered another group of traits of interest (Gengler and Soyeurt, 2010).

Unfortunately, measuring fine milk composition, and especially fatty acid composition, is not feasible on a large scale in an economical fashion as reference chemical analyses are very expensive and time-consuming.

Recently, through the use of MIR spectroscopy, the prediction of most major fatty acids has become feasible on a large scale (Soyeurt et al., 2011), creating new opportunities for the recording and use of novel fine milk composition traits, in particular fatty acids.

While the simulated and Walloon examples were univariate, the unified method was developed for multi-trait models that, e.g., allow evaluation of only internally available traits (e.g., methane emissions, fine milk composition traits, such as fatty acids, milk proteins and other minor components), using additional external information from correlated traits (e.g., traits evaluated by Interbull).

Milk chocolate: By definition the milk varieties will have less cocoa solids than the dark versions, but some fine milks have as much as 35-45 percocoacocoa solids, while others have as little as 10percentt, making them a good source of -- let's admit it -- sugar.

The bottom of the pool is covered with loose, fine, milk-cream-coloured native sulphur bottom sediment.

We herein focused on such narrow region to fine map milk production QTLs with 15 SNPs across 25 Mb with each SNP in 1 Mb within most regions in a Chinese Holstein population with daughter design. 1 449 Holstein cows and 11 sires were genotyped for such SNPs by using TaqMan probe and RFLP assays.

However, not all cats react in this way and may be fine with milk.

And, as with all fine raw-milk cheese, good bacteria present in the milk must be allowed to flourish to enrich flavor without creating dangerous bacteria that can lead to illness.

At The New Yorker, Cynthia Zarin wrote in 2004 about Murray's Cheese, a hub for New York's finest coagulated milk: Each cheese at the store is labelled with a description: Stinking Bishop is "running stinky, bound in wood and washed in perry" — a hard pear cider — "this is a Scottish classic for the cold weather".

Milk (any type is fine, but whole milk is best) 1-2 tsp.