Sentence examples for ingredients identification from inspiring English sources

Suspicious samples from Tier I and II assessments are then subjected to a colorimetric assay for active ingredients identification and quantification.

The USA label requirement at least provides common names for the ingredients in brackets to assist consumers with ingredient identification.

The database HIM comprises three data fields for each active ingredient: identification label, metabolic scheme and bioactivity information.

Therefore, the efficiency of DNA extraction is critical, which might affect the accuracy and reliability of ingredient identification.

Reports include, when available, number of persons ill, outbreak etiology, description of the implicated food vehicle(s), lists of ingredients, and identification of the contaminated ingredient(s).

However, each local medication concept is manually mapped to a First Data Bank (FDB) [ 38] ingredient, enabling the identification of classes of medications that share the same ingredients.

Manipulation of stimulus values is an essential ingredient in the identification of specific sensory functions.

Cox, who is research director for the Center for Environmental Health and one of the 2006 petitioners, says experiences with other products that require more explicit identification of ingredients has shown many pesticide product businesses likely will remain viable: "Toothpaste lists all the ingredients," she says, "and that hasn't stopped there being a very competitive toothpaste market".

Another instrument, the Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph, or STIS, made the first identification of ingredients in the atmosphere of a planet around another star.

36 Our careful selection of intervention ingredients, directed by our identification of components present in the better performing trials from our previous meta-regression, 15 did not succeed in achieving the larger effects we had hoped for.

Three distinct phases are involved in this approach: (i) Identification of ingredients required for an intervention, this step requires an understanding of the intervention and all inputs that go into it; (ii) Determination of the value or cost of the ingredients and the overall cost of an intervention.