Sentence examples for modes of preparation from inspiring English sources

Historically, European cuisine had promoted the pseudomedical belief that particular seasonings and modes of preparation could — and should — eliminate imbalances in the human constitution.

There was considerable variation in the described modes of preparation; these included techniques such as crushing, drying, mixing with water or salt, fermentation and smoking (inhalation).

We know nothing about the empirical relationships between modes of preparation, and quality of care decision-making, and what the moderating variables (for example, work attitudes) might be.

My favorite mode of preparation — and by far the easiest and least messy — is to grill or broil the little guys.

The mode of preparation of ion exchange resins is through suspension polymerization technique containing the monomers, cross-linkers and initiators.

The deposition process was deliberately focused on crystallisation fouling through the installation of an in-line filter and the mode of preparation of the test solution.

In fact, the thermal expansions of NC materials were found to be sensitive to the mode of preparation and their consequent time temperature history [17, 30 32].

Sensors displayed (Table 2) linear response from 1.0 × 10-6 to 1.0 × 10-2 mol L-1 DL with Nernstian cationic slopes DLpending on the mode of preparation.

Several researchers investigated trivalent diamagnetic ions such as Al3+ and In3+ ions, but mixed results were obtained, which depend on mode of preparation.

Proust had done much to substantiate experimentally the claim that the relative weights of elements making up a chemical compound remain constant independent of its mode of preparation, its temperature and its state.

Their characterisation by XPS, DRIFT and Raman spectroscopy, compared to that of EUROCAT EL10V1 and V8 reference catalysts, shows that the dispersion of the load depends on the mode of preparation and is not necessarily equal to 1.