Sentence examples for models of food from inspiring English sources

Alternative models of food supply, from bread-share and veg-box schemes to urban co-ops and farm shops, are thriving.

This calls for better information-gathering and early warning systems, as well as investment in more sustainable models of food production, and wider use of improved technologies and practices.

But the cultural diversity is eye-popping: steel skyscrapers and Shinto shrines; McDonald's and noodle bars; districts specialising in restaurant equipment (including those realistic wax models of food) or electronics and a vast red-light district chock-full of love hotels; department stores with armies of bowing and welcoming uniformed staff and those Kenzo/Yamamoto/Miyake trendy fashion shops.

Systems of reaction diffusion equations are commonly used in biological models of food chains.

Systematic research is needed when designing products used in rat models of food intake.

In vivo activity has been demonstrated in animal models of food intake and depression.

Animal models of food-induced anaphylaxis would facilitate attempts to design novel immunotherapeutic strategies for the treatment of peanut allergy.

The conceptual model we present here is broadly consistent with, though more comprehensive and multi-dimensional than, existing models of food-health linkages (e.g. Dixon et al. 2007; Neff et al. 2009; Thow 2009; Hammond and Dube 2012).

It's definitely not a sustainable model of food production.

But in fact it is this model of food production that is stuck in a rut.

Paul Roberts notes that there is no chance that Americans and Europeans will voluntarily adopt a Cuban model of food production.