| For example, marinating chicken in chicken-flavored bouillon may increase the palatability of the meat. |
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| When weeds become established in the sward grass grows much slower and the overall digestibility and palatability is reduced. |
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| Quite unlike a beef pelau, where visuals help trigger palatability, an egg roll could conceivably conceal some rather unpleasant surprises. |
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| Adding liquid molasses to the diet improves ration palatability, reduces separation, and reduces waste thus increasing intakes. |
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| Additionally, they are practically spoil-proof, though adhering to best-before dates will guarantee maximum palatability. |
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| Early spring emergence and rapid growth, high palatability and herbage production make the grasslands ideal for grazing and forage production. |
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| Rawles is investigating ways to increase the combination's palatability by adding fish solubles, betaine, or other ingredients. |
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| In general, high-quality animal-based protein provides superior digestibility, amino acid balance, and palatability. |
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| The palatability of the plant is low, which can reduce the value of pastures. |
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| The natural instinct to satisfy taste and palatability is an evolutionary trait that once fueled the survival of our ancestors. |
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| It has been suggested that fermentation by particular yeasts or bacteria does not necessarily decrease fruit palatability, but could even increase it. |
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| Our ability to identify elements influencing appetence in cats was essential in the development of our C'SENS line of palatability enhancers. |
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| Enticer® palatability enhancers are an essential ingredient in the success of a broad array of treats for cats and dogs. |
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| These congeneric contributions to the palatability of alcohol are not, however, altogether innocuous. |
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| Aging enhances the tenderness and the palatability of the meat, particularly in older deer. |
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| These conditions can decrease the palatability of the ration and increase the transmission of disease. |
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| Fat also contributes to the palatability and acceptable texture of commercially prepared dog foods. |
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| Research suggests that many people prefer foods high in fat and sugar because of their palatability. |
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| The excellent palatability of the syrup allow in most cases a spontaneous intake. |
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| It is used to improve solution stability, reduce the crystallization effect of syrups, as well as to enhance the palatability of these medicinals. |
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| With the excellent nutritive value and palatability of lablab, this forage may be used as a direct browse crop or as hay for supplementation or as an attractant. |
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| By ensuring the product is consistent in its hardness and palatability, intakes can be controlled and the cost of improved performance can be managed. |
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| The first mission of these dogs and cats is an active one, consisting in assessing food palatability. |
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| The Task Force noted that a product with a Brix value of 14.00 presented the best quality of the product from the point of view of consumer palatability and production technology. |
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| Oils obtained in high yield under such conditions are stronger in flavour than oils prepared by low-pressure expression, and the refining and deodorizing steps are required to improve palatability. |
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| Quality and palatability drop rapidly following heading. |
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| In addition, biological fermentation processes have been used for centuries to process food in order to improve taste, palatability and safety, and to increase the period for which foods may be stored. |
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| Nevertheless, plant and animal based food flavorizers are often incorporated into rodenticides to enhance palatability to omnivorous rodents. |
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| The national government evaluation method, and its classifications, must evaluate expected carcass quality using a combination of carcass maturity and palatability traits of the beef cuts. |
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| Fats provide structure and palatability to consumer products such as margarine, chocolate and ice cream. |
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| Shoppers are also favouring frozen and chilled products, often perceiving them to be of better quality and palatability than canned foods. |
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| Secondary outcomes included the palatability of the true and placebo tinctures. |
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| On account of its palatability andtexture, lamb has always featuredprominently in the diet of the local people and is used in the preparation of a large variety of traditional dishes. |
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| Chemical and mathematical details abound, but do not distract from the general palatability of the main theme. |
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| Vétoquinol therefore not only develops its products with improved effectiveness in mind, but also ease of administration, particularly by working on the palatability of its products. |
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| The state needs to encourage lifelong commitments to form the basis of a strong, stable family where children can grow, develop and learn the values from their parents that will give our society its palatability. |
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| Poor palatability, high pill burden or liquid volume, frequent dosing requirements, dietary restrictions and side effects may hamper the regular intake of required medication. |
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| New innovative ingredients were developed to enable flavourists to create superior dairy, tea and coffee flavour profiles with enhanced palatability, authenticity, stability and cost effectiveness. |
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| Thus, increasing the concentration of energy in the diet will result in a decrease in intake, and vice versa, as long as intake is not limited by problems of bulk, texture, inaccessibility or palatability. |
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| In addition to this, it has been shown that the use of enzymes to produce hydrolysates for pet food can increase palatability and therefore increase daily intake. |
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| Comparison of the palatability of the oral suspension of cefdinir vs. |
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| He currently serves as president of the board of Group Diana, a worldwide leader in natural and functional food solutions and palatability enhancers for pet food. |
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