when added with water vs when with added water

Some examples from the web:

• 'Nectars', made from fruit purée with added water, may contain added sugar or sweeteners.
• This follows the carrying-out of two surveys during December 2001 and March 2003 which revealed that some chicken pieces had as much as 55 % added water.
• There is no other use for these additional non-chicken animal proteins except to retain very high levels of added water.
• I snuck into Andie's room and added water to her medicine, diluted it, so it wouldn't work anymore.
• If you ran out of wine, you could've added water.
• And you even added water into it.
• The Commission will propose to Member States in the food chain committee to include an explicit mention, for instance, of chicken preparation with added water, on the food label.
• (b) contains no artificial coloring, flavoring or added water beyond technical necessity.
• weight of added water in g to powder sample (9.1)
• (b) any added water making up more than 5 % of the weight of the product.
• (b) any added water in the following circumstances:
• The approximate solubility is given in the table under that volume of added water in which complete dissolution of the sample occurs.
• A measure of the added water can be calculated by subtracting all the chicken components (chicken content, ash, and carbohydrate) from 100.
• From the above, the added water can be estimated as follows:
• Added water % = 100 - (Apparent Total Chicken Content + Ash + Carbohydrate)
• Although part of the water added with the yeast suspension is absorbed by the yeast, this suspension also contains 'free' water.
• Emulsifiers are needed to stabilise oily flavourings when these are added in water based beverages.
• The tablets are added to water and carbon dioxide gas is produced during the dissolution process.
• I thank the rapporteur for having added some water to his wine, if I might use that expression.
• Four kilograms of lubricant oil added to water is enough to pollute an area the size of a football pitch.

Some examples from the web:

• 'Nectars', made from fruit purée with added water, may contain added sugar or sweeteners.
• The Commission will propose to Member States in the food chain committee to include an explicit mention, for instance, of chicken preparation with added water, on the food label.
• This follows the carrying-out of two surveys during December 2001 and March 2003 which revealed that some chicken pieces had as much as 55 % added water.
• There is no other use for these additional non-chicken animal proteins except to retain very high levels of added water.
• I snuck into Andie's room and added water to her medicine, diluted it, so it wouldn't work anymore.
• If you ran out of wine, you could've added water.
• And you even added water into it.
• (b) contains no artificial coloring, flavoring or added water beyond technical necessity.
• weight of added water in g to powder sample (9.1)
• (b) any added water making up more than 5 % of the weight of the product.
• (b) any added water in the following circumstances:
• The approximate solubility is given in the table under that volume of added water in which complete dissolution of the sample occurs.
• A measure of the added water can be calculated by subtracting all the chicken components (chicken content, ash, and carbohydrate) from 100.
• From the above, the added water can be estimated as follows:
• Added water % = 100 - (Apparent Total Chicken Content + Ash + Carbohydrate)
• To note, the 5% and 10% allowances of added water for the specific meat/fish products mentioned relates to the amount of water technically needed for their manufacture.
• With regard to the latter point, the Commission has proposed, in the context of the work of its Standing Committee on the Food Chain and Animal Health, a new measure making it obligatory to mention the presence of added water in a product's trade name.
• In line with the proposal made by the UK authorities, my services have been working on a Commission directive in order to highlight, on the label, the presence of added water in such products.
• added water and volatile products shall be listed in order of their weight in the finished product;
• Substantially, what that means is that the EU can import wine diluted with 7% of added water or flavoured with wood chips, practices that our producers, of course, are absolutely forbidden to use.