Sentence examples for ingredient for example from inspiring English sources

If you enter an ingredient — for example, twenty grams of chia seeds — the Web site fills in its nutrition profile.

It used to be called the "Delia effect" when a TV programme had an effect on viewers' habits – buying a particular ingredient, for example, or kitchen gadget.

For each active ingredient, we evaluated the dosage of the most common formulation because, in general, the pastoralists used several drugs that had the same active ingredient (for example Oxy5%®, Faroxy5%®, and Oxytet5®).

The same effect has been observed for MPSs which are based on the same amount of active ingredient, for example 0.0001% polyhexanide [ 45, 53, 73].

Interventions were classified as having a drug component if any form of the active ingredient (for example, dosage, route, strength, compound) was listed as an approved or discontinued brand name, generic drug, or therapeutic biological product by the US Food and Drug Administration.

The Conservatives have relevant policy ingredients – for example, lifting the lowest paid out of income tax, and the right to buy council homes – but still lack a theme.

Governments, such as China's, that link financial reimbursement to the amount of drugs dispensed must abolish that perverse practice.Regulators need to do better in their monitoring and public-health surveillance, so that counterfeit or substandard drugs (containing less than the proper dose of active ingredients, for example) are not given to unwitting patients.

Again, the idea is to create food that tastes good but uses healthier ingredients — for example a cookie dough that's made out of chickpeas and sweet potatoes.

Once this has been done, philosophy can then turn to "serious metaphysics" to demonstrate how a limited number of ingredients (for example, physical ingredients) might satisfy these everyday concepts.

The dataset here also helps the readers to understand the links with the basic properties of the ingredients, for example, how can porosity be predicted based on the mixture design?

We did not want to produce anything dangerous, but we did want to probe how easy or hard it might be to do so – to legally obtain the required molecular ingredients for example, and to handle genes which might be the blueprint for producing something that could serve as a bioweapon.