Sentence examples for human consumption i from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the author wanted to highlight the case of Golden Rice, a crop that is still not available for human consumption I would note, and that is why the emphasis was on GM.

And some farmers are questioning whether to plant even varieties that have been approved for human consumption "I don't know what I'm going to do," said Chris Huegerich, a farmer in Breda, Iowa, who grows Roundup Ready soybeans, a bioengineered variety that can be exported worldwide.

"So long as that food is fit for human consumption, I'd much prefer it to go to people than landfill, or animal feed or fuel," he said.

Results showed that giant clams exposed to either lyzed or live cells of TB92 were able to bioaccumulate CTXs at concentrations well above the safety limit recommended for human consumption, i.e. 3.28 ± 1.37 and 2.92 ± 1.03 ng P-CTX-3C equiv.

While kratom is still legal in Canada, the person I bought it from said it's "not for human consumption". I tried it anyway.

Furthermore, regardless of the inclusion or exclusion of Tween-20, solvent systems safe for human consumption (i.e., less than 20% ethanol by volume) generally demonstrate CAP concentrations below the predicted concentration; therefore, neither allows complete solubility.

They looked so tempting I wanted to shoo the birds away and scoop up a few, but I was unsure that they were fit for human consumption, so I refrained, and missed out on a rare treat.

"K2, Spice and similar products are not safe for human consumption, and I applaud the Legislature's efforts to remove these dangerous compounds from our communities and protect our youth," Snyder said in a release.

Since 2002, intensive active surveillance for TSE in healthy slaughter sheep, i.e. sheep slaughtered for human consumption, and fallen stock i.e. sheep which have died or been killed but not slaughtered for human consumption, has been performed within the European Union (EU).

"I would be very concerned about any level of lead going into the drinking water or obviously human consumption," he continued, "but I've not looked at a scientific research on that".

"I tell people it's not for human consumption for personal reasons, because I feel people should know," said the clerk.