Sentence examples for pool of milk from inspiring English sources

But those collaborators are so extravagantly talented and the performers undertake what's asked of them – writhing lasciviously against a refrigerator, slipping and sliding in a pool of milk, popping dozens of black balloons – with such dedication and verve that it's nearly impossible not to be persuaded and baffled and at least a little thrilled.

2. Jumping into a pool of milk chocolate.

We're going to dive into this, paragraph by paragraph, and bathe in it like a rich pool of milk.

We're going to dive into this, paragraph by paragraph, and bath in it like a rich pool of milk.

Lack of milk cooling facilities, interrupted electricity supply where these facilities are available, poor road network to the market, long distance to the market and pooling of milk from different sources were the main challenges identified for the spoilage of milk to unintended suusa.

In this study, diluted milk samples and artificial pools of milk representing bulk milk were classified as positive if PP was ≥ 2.

In addition, the glycosylation content of several consecutive batches of the transgenic product has been demonstrated to be highly consistent thanks to pooling of milk without any further selection from the whole herd.

We used the dilution experiments and artificial pools of milk, to investigate the impact of a changed herd structure and antibody dilution level, comparing the original Danish blocking ELISA and the new SVANOVIR ELISA.

The subsequent procedure was identical to previous studies: feeding of scrapie colostrum and milk in the same order it was collected, without pooling of milk, feeding milk replacer after all colostrum or milk was consumed and strict separation of paired lambs until scrapie diagnosis was made from a RAMALT biopsy taken from 4 months of age.

> -wrap-foot> Tobtainin an homogeneous raw material for the production of batches, milk was always collected and pooled randomly, from the day-to-day production of the herd, hence, avoiding any selective pooling of milk, as for instance from the beginning or the end of a lactation.

For the artificial pools of milk, a simple linear regression model was used to examine the association between the concentration of positive milk in an artificial bulk milk sample as a dependent variable and the level of antibodies measured by each ELISA (as an explanatory variable).