Sentence examples for relevant ingredients from inspiring English sources
His favourite recipe in the book is for burrata and heirloom tomatoes with a mango dressing which, assuming you can get your hands on the relevant ingredients – spongey supermarket toms are not going to cut it here – is the very definition of doable.
All relevant ingredients of the choice problem are assumed to be publicly known.
These are (i) the stochastic uncertainty of the input data, (ii) the possible amalgamation of single substance data from different species, biotests and endpoints (iii) the non-consideration of relevant ingredients, (iv) the non-consideration of the competing concept of Independent Action, and (v) possible chemical, toxicokinetic and/or -dynamic interactions.
If the PEC/PNEC ratios are at hand for all relevant ingredients, the risk quotient of the product RQProd can be simply estimated by the PEC/PNEC sum: R Q Prod = R Q PEC / PNEC = ∑ i = 1 n PEC PNEC i × IF (8).
"Customers want to personalize their meals with locally relevant ingredients".
But keeping to the rules, I didn't have any relevant ingredients for that in my cabinet.
Accurate assessment of the conformational space of drug-like molecules in free solution is a frequently underestimated, yet relevant ingredient of molecular design.
Start to eliminate different types of meat gradually, having "one last meal" with the relevant ingredient and resolving not to eat it again.
In this chapter I discuss examples of how systems biology and related approaches have been used to inform the production of food-relevant ingredients.
The Conservatives have relevant policy ingredients – for example, lifting the lowest paid out of income tax, and the right to buy council homes – but still lack a theme.
What he perhaps did not see is that even when determiners appear they are very poor indicators of the logical form of the constructions in which they appear, and that even when they are reliable indicators, they are not the elements contributing the relevant semantical ingredients.
