Sentence examples for irradiated meat from inspiring English sources

NASA has long fed irradiated meat to astronauts.

"McDonald's does not use irradiated meat," she says.

In 1999, the government approved the sale of irradiated meat to the public, but irradiated meat was prohibited in the school lunch program.

Unfortunately, irradiated meat and poultry can't be found on store shelves.

Allowing irradiated meat to be labeled "pasteurized" would dilute the meaning of pasteurized and make both terms confusing.

Consumers Union shares the concerns of other safety groups about a last-minute Senate provision to define irradiated meat as pasteurized (news article, March 5).

But efforts to replace the scientific term are sure to run into opposition from consumer and natural food groups concerned about misleading the public.... Consumers have been slow to embrace irradiated meats, having inferred that irradiation is somehow involved in their preparation.

Dimethyl disulfide was found only in irradiated raw turkey breast meat, and the amount of dimethyl disulfide linearly increased as the irradiation dose increased, indicating that this compound can be used as a marker for irradiate meat.

Meat is irradiated beforehand to help it  keep for longer.

The radiolytic degradation products from sulfur-containing amino acids and aldehydes from lipid oxidation were two major volatile compounds responsible for the off-odor of irradiated raw turkey breast meat.

It is known that PA can effectively and dose-dependently inhibit lipid peroxidation in beef and pork homogenates [ 28, 29]. Park et al. [ 21] concluded that irradiated PA significantly inhibited lipid oxidation in meat homogenates compared to the control sample.