Sentence examples for shared ingredient from inspiring English sources

From a metaphysical point of view they have the same standing as human beings; this does not involve any metaphysically common shared ingredient, or indeed appeal to any ingredient at all.

The disparity between the effects of smoking tobacco and snuff use on risk of acoustic neuroma suggests that the potentially protective benefits of smoking tobacco are caused by something other than nicotine, the most prominent shared ingredient of the 2 tobacco intake methods.

And when she shared recipes, ingredients were included.

In addition to providing associations between TCMs and genes by their co-occurrences, TCMGeneDIT could infer their transitive relationships through the shared intermediates, ingredients.

We always want to encourage you guys to try crazy things with your CSA share ingredients -- pickled garlic scapes, stuffed whole kohlrabi, etc.

Plan meals that share ingredients to minimize prep.

There was industrial logic in this because both businesses shared a common ingredient, palm oil: growing it in overseas plantations and importing it would benefit from economies of scale.

"I ate fried ones, I ate boiled ones, I ate peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, I ate peanut M&Ms, I ate Reese's cups," said State Representative Terry Lamar England, who participated in the Peanut Power Hour feast last month at the Capitol, where all items in the buffet shared a certain ingredient.

(M006) For some mothers, especially those with a physical or mental health condition that their volunteer shared, the key ingredient in building trust was the volunteer's willingness to be open about her own experiences : ' I was more free to [the volunteer] because she was quite open to me, unlike the midwife it was just a kind of hospital routine' (M031).

For two recipes, the Jaccard distance is J^{mathrm{R}}=1-frac{ mbox{ ingredients shared by the two recipes}=1-frac{ mboxedients needed to make both recipes}}.

Indeed, the cocktails share many ingredients: rum, citrus, sugar, mint.