Sentence examples for mechanically separated from inspiring English sources
The new rules also include speedier testing of animals suspected of being ill and restricting the sale of mechanically separated meat as food.
A single breakfast item contained mechanically separated turkey, sugar, beef stock, silicon dioxide and smoke flavoring, to name just a few.
"De-sinewed meat" (scraps mechanically separated from the carcass) seemed a fitting ingredient for low-priced British hamburgers until last April.
The ways a supplier might meet the unrealistic price specified would be to switch to meat from premises not approved by the EU, or to add in offal, such as heart or mechanically separated meats.
The obtained chemical-purified cellulose fibers were then mechanically separated into nanofibers using high-intensity ultrasonication.
Typically, they are mechanically separated from the resulting vermicompost before it is marketed.
It is common practice to assess the mass fraction of agglomerates at the end of the coating process by mechanically separating agglomerates and primary particles, e.g., by sifting.
The batch centrifuges are the units in charge of mechanically separating the former from the latter guaranteeing the quality and efficiency of the process.
Adenoviral infection of crypts was performed by mechanically separating crypts away from Matrigel and incubating with Adeno-Cre or Adeno-GFP (as a control) virus at 37 °C for 3 4 h before re-plating in Matrigel.
According to Margaret Frey, an assistant professor of textile science at Cornell, some 4 8% of cotton fiber is lost at the textile mill in so-called opening and cleaning, which involves mechanically separating compressed clumps of fibers for removal of trapped debris.
In a cafe not far from his home in Bristol, where he has been testing different mealworm diets in his bedroom, Anderson whips out a sketch pad and draws tray, mesh and netting systems he has considered as ways to help mechanically separate his mealworms into their different life stages as part of plans to use automation to lower prices to £25 a kg.
