Sentence examples for carbohydrate up from inspiring English sources

As observed in the laboratory, F&M-M49 and IAM C-212 accumulated carbohydrate (up to about 50%), while PROD1 and CH2 accumulated lipids (up to about 40%) (Table  6).

They found that the growth performance of abalone was relatively good when they were fed a diet containing a higher proportion of carbohydrate, up to 470 g kg−1, whereas higher lipid levels (>58.0 g kg−1) did not help abalone growth.

Under nitrogen deprivation the protein content decreased substantially in all the strains (on average to about 25%), three strains (CCAP 211-11b, PROD1 and CH2) accumulated lipids up to more than 45% and the other six accumulated carbohydrate up to about 50%.

THE BOTTOM LINE Liquid carbohydrates up to two hours before surgery may aid recovery, but more research is needed.

Carbohydrates up to a few hundred atoms in size can be investigated on common computer hardware.

Although the sialic acid residues are highly dynamic and free of strong interaction with the protein moiety of the Fc, the sialylated glycan CH2 polypeptide interactions are largely mediated by the carbohydrate residues up to galactose (Barb et al., 2012).

This might have led to increased uptake of essential nutrients which in turn resulted in increased vegetative growth of the plant to help for better carbohydrate build up that subsequently contributed to higher fruit yield and quality components (Suge et al. 2011).

Chemical analysis showed that carbohydrate made up 11% of the cell dry mass of B316, and the genome encodes a full complement of genes for the synthesis and degradation of glycogen.

Patients were given their usual drugs for management of their diabetes and then served with a standard meal calculated to contain 50 g of carbohydrate, made up of 53 % carbohydrate, 17%% of protein and 30%% of lipids, providing 500 kcal.

This condition allowed a maximal cell mass of 14.2 g/L to be achieved and switched the metabolism to carbohydrate synthesis (up to 54% of dry weight), mainly in the form of starch.

According to Table 1, carbohydrate constitutes up to 32% of the dry weight of C. infusionum biomass with the major fermentable sugar component being glucose (15.2%), followed by xylose (9.5%), mannose (4.9%), and galactose (2.9%).