Sentence examples for an indispensable nutrient from inspiring English sources
Sodium is an indispensable nutrient and an appropriate amount of it in the body is critical for proper cellular functions of living animals.
Taurine has been demonstrated to be a conditionally indispensable nutrient for several carnivorous fish species.
Consequently, Gln has to be classified as a conditionally indispensable nutrient in critical illness and must be supplied exogenously with any nutritional regimen [ 49, 50].
An adequate nutritional support always requires a balanced provision of energy and all indispensable nutrients; to give high doses of one nutrient without supplying sufficient energy, nitrogen and macro- and micronutrients cannot be successful.
Iron constitutes an indispensable plant nutrient and severe deficiencies cause leaves to turn completely yellow or almost white, which in turn strongly impairs plant growth and leads to high yield losses [ 3, 5].
PLP is synthesized de novo by plants, almost all bacteria and fungi; however, mammals depend entirely on the uptake of this indispensable nutrient from their diet.
Early nutritional support providing energy and a balanced mixture of all indispensable and conditionally indispensable nutrients is a live-saving treatment and must therefore be an integral component of modern medical therapy.
Eggplant (Solanum melongena L). is one of the most precious veggies packed with indispensable nutrients (Mukhopadhyay and Mandal 1994; Nunome et al. 2001).
Fish is an indispensable reliable source of nutrients, as aquaculture is a sector that is fast growing and which provides 50% of the world's fish production.
Given the forecasted 9 billion in world population by the year 2050, fish becomes an indispensable reliable source of nutrients as aquaculture is also fast growing (Msangi et al. 2013; Halden et al. 2014; FAO 2014).
Angiogenesis is an indispensable vehicle for tumor metastasis, allowing oxygen and nutrients to be replenished and cancer cells to be mobilized (Carmeliet and Jain, 2011).
