Sentence examples for result of cooking from inspiring English sources

The Food Standards Agency (FSA) says people are consuming too much acrylamide, a chemical produced naturally as a result of cooking starchy foods at high temperatures.

Acrylamide is produced as a result of industrial processes and is generated in certain foods as a result of cooking at high temperatures.

It was congealed around the pipes – the result of cooking fat and oil being poured down drains that solidifies around items such as wet wipes and sanitary towels that have been flushed (they shouldn't be, but increasingly are), creating blockages.

A new study reveals that the city's much-acclaimed crime declines over the past two decades may partially be the result of cooking the books.

More than 4 million people die prematurely every year from household air pollution -- largely a result of cooking with smoky stoves.

A new study, which interviewed hundreds of former New York Police Department employees, reveals that the city's much-acclaimed crime declines over the past two decades may partially be the result of cooking the books.

Wrangham's major hypothesis is coined "the cooking hypothesis," and is centered around our adapted diet of cooked food, and how the results of cooking pervade our lives from our bodies to our minds (p. 14).

Make sure the mushrooms are all the same size to get the best results of cooking.

Table  3 presents the results for the effect of cooking fuel on post-neonatal mortality after adjustment for confounding factors.

Table  4 presents the results for the effect of cooking fuels on young children after adjustment for confounding factors.

Table  2 presents the results for the effect of cooking fuel on neonates survival after adjusting for potential confounding factors.