Sentence examples for natural eggs from inspiring English sources

Just like the person choosing "natural" eggs over another brand — one that could just as easily have put that label on their own box, with as little justification.

Here's a fun tutorial for creating "super" natural eggs.

In theblastula period, the natural eggs of zebrafish are not covered by any mineral layer (Figs. 1A and 1B) and their surfaces are relatively smooth under scanning electron microscopy (SEM).

The authority detailed its plans on Monday for a pilot program intended to curb the fertility of female rats, pledging to test a product — administered to rats orally — that accelerates natural egg loss and sterilizes the animals permanently.

For this line of mayonnaise, which has been dubbed "Fabanaise," aquafaba serves as a natural egg substitute.

Click through the eight natural egg-dyeing alternatives below, then tell us in the comments how you like to dye Easter eggs.

Measurements were made on both natural egg masses in situ, and on artificial egg masses that were outplanted in the field 24 h previously (methods for constructing and out-planting artificial egg masses are described below).

To analyze field measurements of natural egg masses, we used the two species for which we had the largest data set, Tritoniella belli (25 masses) and Tritonia challengeriana (12 masses).

All measurements from artificial masses were made in Friday Harbor, Washington, at a depth of 5 m; readings of natural egg masses were made near McMurdo Station, Antarctica, at depths of between 15 and 30 m. Prior to dives, the meter and probe were calibrated at the surface with air- and nitrogen-bubbled water at the working temperature (12°C, NE Pacific; −1.8°C, Antarctica).

Together, they generate a clustered temporal pattern as observed in natural egg-laying behavior.

NP406 showed abdominal bending and egg-laying in females and abdominal bending in males (File S18 and File S19), whereas NP120 showed only the abdominal bending observed in natural egg-laying behavior and not egg deposition (Yang et al. 2008).