Sentence examples for be rich in trace from inspiring English sources
Coastal waters tend to be rich in trace metals -- from erosion and pollution, among other things -- while the open ocean tends to be depleted of such elements.
In general, the oak leaves were richer in trace elements than the olive leaves, reaching phytotoxic levels for As and Pb, while the olive fruits (pulp) were more polluted than the oak seeds (protected inside a hard pericarp), reaching toxic values for Cd and Pb.
Natural bee pollen is known to be rich in vitamins, minerals, trace elements, enzymes, and amino acids.
Seaweed can be rich in protein, Vitamin B12, and trace minerals.
You'll be rich in no time.
You will be rich in no time!
The increasing CMCase production in the sludge may be related to the sludge which is rich in nutrients and trace elements that induced the enzyme production more than CYE medium that is a synthetic medium.
It is rich in iodine and trace minerals.[2].
It is rich in vitamin B1 and contains traces of zinc.
The bureau asked for substantiation on MonaVie's claims that its products are rich in "antioxidants, amino acids, vitamins, phytonutrients, trace minerals" and that it contains "glucosamine to help maintain healthy joints".
