Sentence examples for sample of chicken from inspiring English sources

The researchers had the foresight to preemptively reject any ridiculous "if-you-cook-chicken-to-the-recommended-temperature-arsenic-will-disappear" argument from industrial poultry apologists by cutting each sample of chicken in half, cooking one half and testing both the cooked and raw samples.

In The Netherlands, 94% of a representative sample of chicken retail meat was contaminated with ESBL-producing E. coli isolates, of which 39% were also found in human clinical samples tested in 31 microbiological laboratories [ 92, 93].

Further to the verification of DCMS on human HapMap data, we applied the novel combining strategy to scan selection signatures in the chicken genome in a sample of chickens differing in skin color.

CHICKENs mean the whole samples of chicken breeds, namely SHAMO, KOSHA, UKO, and WL, and JFs mean both RJF and GJF.

On Market Street, Sorge's still serves its Chicken Parm Combo ("A sampling of chicken parmesan, lasagna, manicotti, served with a sausage and meatball").

In one of the new studies, directed by Dr. Frederick J. Angulo, a veterinarian at the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, researchers examined 407 samples of chicken from 26 supermarkets in four states: Georgia, Maryland, Minnesota and Oregon.

One in four samples of chicken bought from major supermarket chains contained antibiotic-resistant E coli in a study by the University of Cambridge.

A preconcentration procedure with solid phase extraction was developed to determine lead in samples of chicken feed by flame atomic absorption spectrometry (FAAS).

Meat and fish samples inoculated with these reference strains were used as a matrix to construct the standard curves for the analysis of 20 samples of chicken meat and 10 samples of hake (Merlucius merlucius).

A nucleic acid sequence-based amplification (NASBA) assay based on molecular beacons was used for real-time detection of Campylobacter jejuni and Campylobacter coli in samples of chicken meat.

Conversely, 70% of samples of chicken meat from conventional producers without prohibitory arsenical drug policies exceeded this threshold.