Sentence examples for raw bulk from inspiring English sources
Retail pricing for in-shell hazelnuts averages $6.00 a pound and shelled raw bulk hazelnuts are currently selling for $14.99 a pound in local grocery stores.
The overall prevalence of B. cereus in raw bulk milk in Haramaya district was 38.8%.
The overall prevalence of Bacillus cereus in raw bulk milk was 38.8%, and the highest score was recorded from Aweday market followed by Bate and Haramaya town (Table 2).
Therefore, the objectives of the study were; to determine the occurrence of Bacillus cereus in raw bulk milk samples collected from market areas at Haramaya district; to evaluate Bacillus cereus load in raw milk samples and assess the susceptibility patterns of Bacillus cereus isolates to commercially available antimicrobials.
A cross-sectional study was carried out to determine the prevalence and load of Bacillus cereus vegetative cells in raw bulk milk sold in market places at Bate, Haramaya and Aweday Towns, Eastern Ethiopia as well as to assess the in-vitro antimicrobial susceptibility of isolates.
Results of previous studies have shown that 30%50%% of dairy producers surveyed were unaware that their raw bulk tank milk could contain disease-causing microorganisms (24, 25 ).
For backyard chefs, some high-risk foods in summer are raw shellfish, bulk ground beef (health officials say a single hamburger can contain meat from hundreds of animals) and unwashed fruits and vegetables.
N.S.A. analysts are able to use the system to extract the activity retrospectively from "raw unselected bulk traffic," the documents say, and then decrypt it to "discover the users".
The method was subjected to a single-laboratory validation according to AOAC International SLV guidelines for milk thistle raw materials, bulk extracts, dry finished products, and tinctures.
At the same time, it was a spontaneous and passionate celebration of the country itself, of "the great raw bulge and bulk of my American continent". Mr. Kerouac's admirers regarded him as a major literary innovator and something of a religious seer, but this estimate of his achievement never gained wide acceptance among literary tastemakers.
On a beautiful day, surrounded by California cottonwood trees, he looks over the Pacific, back to the city where he imagines 'beautiful women standing in white doorways', then east towards the 'great raw bulge and bulk of my American continent'.
