Sentence examples for meat resulting from inspiring English sources

Two batches of salamis were produced by mixing bellies and lean meat resulting in average androstenone levels of 0.408 μg/g vs. 1.585 μg/g melted fat, respectively.

The court also ruled that research whaling that meets the conditions of the IWC convention is not subject to the moratorium, that lethal methods of research are permissible, and that the meat resulting from capturing whales can be sold—all points Australia contested.

The problem with long soaks is that if the marinade contains any acidity -- lemon juice, vinegar, even the lactic acid in yogurt -- it will break down the protein structure of the meat, resulting in a mealy texture.

Changes in climate may prevent the drying of fish or meat, resulting in spoilage.

In omnivores, de novo hepatic β-alanine synthesis may be augmented by the hydrolysis of dietary supplied HCD's from muscle meat resulting in levels two or more times higher than seen in vegetarians (Harris et al. 2007).

This will help the marinade soak further into the meat, resulting in a more tender filet.

Higher consumption of red meat (600 vs. 60 g/day), but not white meat, resulted in a 3-fold increase in fecal NOC levels (Bingham et al. 1996).

As far as GHG emissions and land use were concerned, undoubtedly meat resulted as the food item that contributed most, showing a large difference compared to other foods, both in the WDP and SCP.

Differences in the calculation of CT densities for lean meat result in different lean meat weights for similar lean meat volumes, making the harmonization among different countries or among various CT scanners more complicated (Daumas et al., 2013; Olsen and Christensen, 2013).

The flavour, colour, texture and appearance of deep-fried meats result mainly from protein-carbohydrate interactive reactions (Dobarganes et al. 2000; Choe and Min 2007).

Because of the fairly consistent fat and meat results, we stratified the analysis by BMI (Fig. 1).