Sentence examples for milk was found from inspiring English sources
The limit of chip detection of virulence genes in pasteurized whole milk was found to be 1000 CFU per hybridization.
The industry worried that, under the F.D.A. plan, by the time a load of milk was found to be contaminated, it could already be in consumers' refrigerators, and that could lead to recalls.
Since modification of the micellar molar ratio is the result of change in the chemical composition of micellar calcium phosphate, the effect of calcium and phosphate supplementation on the rennet clotting of milk was found to be also dependent on the nature of the interaction between caseins and colloidal calcium phosphate.
In the PUCPS of Isiolo town, the sale of camel milk was found to be an important economic activity, attributable to the prospect of better returns arising from the increasing demand for camel milk in urban markets.
After milking and bulking at the herd level, all milk was found to be transported by the either motorbikes when the herd was near Isiolo town or trucks when the herds were far from the town e.g. from Kulamawe which was about 100 KM form Isiolo town.
Almost all Sia present in rat milk was found to be present in the form of 3'sialyllactose and was exclusively N-acetylneuraminic acid.
Higher values (P<0.05) for short chain fatty acids (FA) (C8 0, C10 0, C10 1 and C12 0) and for C18 3 in milk were found for goats supplemented with betaine.
While only spinach and milk were found to have elevated radiation levels, some countries have been testing food imports from Japan since the day after the quake and tsunami.
Traces of breast milk are found on Elena's shirt, showing she was near a baby when she died, which leads them to Holly Bennett (Yaya DaCosta), one of Elena's clients.
Similarly, studies indicate that Zn in milk is found in loose complex with the small molecular weight ligand citrate [50].
As result, 53 strains isolated from pregnant women and 5 strains isolated from the cow's milk were found to be bac gene positive.
