Sentence examples for quantitative ingredients from inspiring English sources

For open-formula diets, the quantitative ingredients are published and open to the public.

UK human food laws already require meat products to be labelled with Quantitative Ingredient Declarations (QUID), which provide both the source and relative abundance of each meat ingredient [ 4].

In Germany, a guidance document was published suggesting the comparative and quantitative testing of ingredients in research cigarettes with and without the ingredient, which may include a series of in vitro tests that may be supplemented by chemical analyses and in vivo testing (Deutsches Institut für Normung - Working Group Toxicology of Additives, 2004; Hahn and Schaub, 2010).

The Codex Alimentarius guidelines recommend the following types of nutrition labelling: Nutrient Declaration, Nutrient Reference Values, Quantitative declaration on ingredients (QUID), Nutrition Claims and Health Claims.

The qualitative and quantitative declaration of food ingredients is important to consumers, especially for genetically modified food as it experiences a rapid increase in sales.

Quantitative analysis of these ingredients is needed for dietary and pharmaceutical purposes.

Pompeian wall paintings from four different historical periods were found to contain similar organic binder ingredients with quantitative differences in their chemical compositions.

Twenty one samples of pyrethroid insecticides including 6 aerosols, 5 liquids, 2 coils, 7 mats and an oil spray samples were investigated for the quantitative analysis of active ingredients.

Quantitative assessment of these ingredients cannot be achieved with one single method, given that these chemicals have different chemical and physical properties.

CPDat also includes a number of newly acquired data sources on product composition (both reported values and quantitative predictions based on ingredient list labels) and functional use.

It allows to extract a quantitative mixing rate for individual ingredients, which may be used in the drug development and production scale-up design.