Sentence examples for content of fruit from inspiring English sources
I would like to have information on the fiber content of fruit, smoothies, and juice.
The sugar content of fruit is measured using a device called a refractometer that reports sugar levels as brix (sugar content in an aqueous solution).
If you are going to drink it, you should dilute it". This comes on top of a year or so of stories about the high sugar content of fruit juice.
Most applications of NIR spectroscopy have focussed on the nondestructive measurement of soluble solids content of fruit where typically a root mean square error of prediction of 1° Brix can be achieved, but also other applications involving texture, dry matter, acidity or disorders of fruit and vegetables have been reported.
Our results indicate that the nutrient content of fruit and its abundance exerted a significant impact on the shape of chimpanzee female travel paths, which opens up a new avenue for investigation of food preferences in wild animals through analyses of their ranging patterns.
We analyzed mushroom production gap, mushroom fresh weight, moisture content, dry matter, and protein content of fruit body traits.
The present study describes the consequences of homologous sense expression of tomato CYP73A24 on the lignin content of stems and the flavonoid content of fruits.
Negative effects of N and K were observed on the essential oil content of fruits, whereas P promoted a positive trend.
Abscisic acid (ABA) is a plant growth regulator that has a potential to increase antioxidant capacity and phenolic content of fruits and vegetables.
(Spinach and Swiss chard, which also contain calcium, are not such good choices, because along with the calcium they have oxalates, which make it harder for the body to absorb calcium). Moreover, the high potassium and magnesium content of fruits and vegetables reduces blood acidity, lowering the urinary excretion of calcium.
The sugar content of fruits varies depending on the type of fruit and the location of cultivation (Forney and Breen 1986).
