Sentence examples for treatment shelf from inspiring English sources

The types of information that participants wanted about unfamiliar specialty foods included: ingredients, required treatment, shelf stability, and pictures or diagrams of the food.

Flow says the treatment improves the shelf life of foods without subjecting them to extreme heat for long periods.

Don't grab the first treatment off the shelf; look for reliable sources regarding their effectiveness (and be sure to search the name of the active ingredient and "resistance": experts are now seeing lice that can't be killed by many of the pesticides that were in use when we were young).

Proper treatment can prolong shelf life to 7 9 days at room temperature.

MGM's adaptation of the famous Nordhoff/ Hall book is given top shelf treatment here, with the sneering Laughton the definitive Bligh, and the studio's biggest star, Gable, playing Christian with gusto (and notably, without either a British accent or his trademark mustache).

With significant investment from a private company, he estimated that he could have fabrics with a non-toxic, anti-flammable treatment on the shelves within 18 months.

Ojon kept the original treatment on the shelves, while working on a milder scent of soft vanilla, which was released a couple of years ago, and sales of the two versions are now about equal, Mr. Marois said.

Tumor antigen-specific TCR gene-engineered T cells are therefore considered as a potentially "off-the-shelf" treatment for cancer patients.

The work also presents the engineering aspects related to the various methods of pre-treatment (increase the shelf life of whey and also help in mitigation of fouling) and post-processing of whey proteins (spray and freeze drying) for effective utilization as valuable products.

Talk about incestuous: A top Obama official cashes in with a top corporation with the help of a top Washington fixer and gets top-shelf treatment from one of Washington's top journalists (who also happens to be the co-byline on this piece).

> Lettuce seeds are frequently primed to break high-temperature dormancy, but the priming treatment reduces the shelf-life under commercial storage conditions.