Sentence examples for flavour light from inspiring English sources

In smoker subjects, the percentage of BaP daily dose due to ETS, in comparison to mainstream dose due to smoked cigarettes, was estimated with 95% confidence interval, between 14.6% and 23% for full flavour cigarettes and between 21% and 34% for full flavour light cigarettes.

BaP: Benzo(a pyrene; MS: mainstream; ETS: environmental tobacco smoke; Env-BaP: BaP derived from urban air pollution and environmental tobacco smoke; ETS-BaP: BaP derived from environmental tobacco smoke; MS-BaP: BaP derived from mainstream of smoked cigarettes; FF: full flavour cigarettes; FFL: full flavour light cigarettes.

Daily BaP doses of smokers, inhaled by mainstream smoke (MS-BaP) were estimated by the declared cigarette daily consumption, multiplied by the mean BaP amount measured in the MS of full flavour (FF) and full flavour light (FFL) U.S. cigarettes, sold in 1998 10.177 ng/cig (range: 7.89 - 12.81) and 6.75 (range: 4.92 - 8.07) respectively [ 1].

Corn oil, edible oil obtainable from the seeds (kernels) of corn (maize), valued for its bland flavour and light colour.

Expansive on the plain appearance of these "squat plump little cakes... which look as though they had been molded in the fluted valve of a scallop shell", he nevertheless neglects the madeleine's chief selling points: its sublime buttery flavour and light, fluffy texture.

This recipe, of sharp, fresh flavours and light textures, fits the bill sensitively enough.

Inodorus group, the winter melons, which are large, smooth-skinned, mildly flavoured, and light green- to white-fleshed.

Vincent Carême Vouvray Brut L'Ancestrale, Loire, France 2010 (£20.50, Berry Bros & Rudd) This unusual Loire fizz sings with tarte-tatin flavours and light bubbles.

I was blown away by a 1988 cask of Berrys' Invergordon Single Grain Whisky (46% abv) in which I could find a myriad complex flavours from light muscovado sugar to mace.

Whole new areas of social-comedy subject matter arose in this magazine: the life of the Jewish community, the fauna of bars, the managerial class and its flavour, the lighter side of the well-kept woman, commercialized sports, the imagined life of colonies or races of antisocial beings, and what might be termed the comedy of the upwardly mobile.

Sesame oil, too, comes in a range of colours: darker oils are made with toasted brown seeds, and have a more pronounced flavour than lighter oils, which are made with untoasted white seeds and are used mostly as a seasoning, rather than as a cooking oil.