Sentence examples for processed equivalent from inspiring English sources

The weak epidemiological evidence that appears to implicate red meat does not separate well-reared, unprocessed meat from the factory farmed, heavily processed equivalent that contains a cocktail of chemical additives, preservatives and so on.

This movement grew for various reasons, despite the fact that the food it promoted was more expensive to produce and consume, and vastly more difficult to grow and cook than the conventional, highly processed equivalent.

The highlights of all Tony telecasts, for me, are the acceptance speeches, in general more articulate, intensely felt and thoughtful than the overly processed equivalents for the Oscars, Golden Globes or Emmys.

Two-step processing treatments with final reductions between 15%and82%2% showed no significant differences to their single-step processed equivalents.

However, even though I wouldn't eat meat, and I think other people would benefit from eating less of it, I don't think that all meat per se, from high-quality to low, organic to processed, is equivalent to tobacco.

Tabarrok points to the report's observation that the Ferguson court processed the equivalent of three warrants and $312 in fines per household in 2013.

For each Co-OEC, the first major peaks in the G(r) occur at 1.91 (2) and 2.81 (2) Å, with uncertainty from PDF measurements on four different CoPi samples electrochemically deposited and processed using equivalent conditions.

The results revealed that reduced processing interfaces enabled less-experienced participants to acquire information using a process equivalent to their more experienced counterparts.

Twenty-eight yeafterfthatthat first Atlantic piece, I sold the Atlantic a second one, and this time experienced a checking process equivalent to The New Yorker's.

At higher levels of appreciation, it involves an understanding of the complexity of the gardening process, equivalent to a chess game with nature, because the variables are so many.

Importantly, reviewed evidence shows mitigation and even restoration do not support intertidal communities or processes equivalent to pre-disturbance conditions.