Sentence examples for core nutrient from inspiring English sources

Rather than being considered as a core nutrient source, milk now competes side-by-side as a beverage with SSCBs (and other beverages) in supermarkets.

Thus, the quiescent G0 state requires the coordinated and deliberate adaptation of cells to depletion of a core nutrient and not simply the cessation of growth that attends abrogation of protein or RNA synthesis.

(Though there is at least a 'quick add' option which lets you create a food and just add a handful of the core nutrients vs the extensive list you have to fill in if you select to 'create food').

First, the nutritional composition of products was based on the Nutrition Facts table and data were only available on the 14 core nutrients found in the nutrition label.

To identify family and infant characteristics associated with timing of introduction of two food types: core foods (nutrient-dense) and non-core foods (nutrient-poor) in a population-based sample of mothers and infants.

Finally, the expert committee proposed that the model FOP system should take a ranked approach to nutritional guidance where, after meeting a minimum eligibility threshold, products could earn and display additional nutritional "points" based on their content of those core three nutrients.

Core foods are nutrient dense and low in discretionary energy and can be recommended to be consumed daily, while non-core foods are high in undesirable nutrients such as high fat, refined sugars, and salt (26).

Our work identified the (Shh ⊣ Rb ⊣ E2F1 → PPAR) axis as a functional metabolic driver of medulloblastoma tumor formation and the core of its nutrient sensing network coupling external dietary conditions to the metabolic adaptation of the cellular milieu, including the regulation of the glycolic index.

For the metabolic network, the organization of edges reveals that almost all reactions occur in the core, with input nutrients directly entering it without pre-processing and biosynthesized compounds leaving it in its final form.

Formation of necrotic cores due to nutrient depletion is another problem during in vitro cell culture over these three-dimensional (3D) scaffolds.

Many pro- or anti-aging cellular responses to these stressors are linked to a core set of conserved nutrient sensing and stress response pathways.