The potato tuber is a rich source of valuable nutrients, such as starch and proteins [ 47], that need to be preserved between harvesting and eventual human consumption or use as 'seed' material for vegetative propagation [ 48].
For example, choices of the overall form of the building, the depth and height of rooms, and the size of windows can together double the eventual energy consumption of the finished building.
The drug known as bute is a common anti-inflammatory painkiller for sporting horses, but it is banned for animals intended for eventual human consumption because of concerns that it poses a health risk to humans.
The doping of the negative electrodes has, besides the tailoring of the full cell potential, the further function of introducing a Li reservoir into the system, which might buffer eventual irreversible charge consumption processes.
No party with anything like enough seats to narrow the gap has sounded willing to join a ruling coalition.Within the DPJ, at least, the prime minister is blamed for scaring voters with muddled talk about an eventual increase in the consumption tax.
The judge seemed upset by it and contended that Mr. Hayden made it for "public consumption" and possible eventual appeals to higher courts.
Subsequent phytoplankton production and eventual decomposition by heterotrophic bacterial consumption can reduce dissolved oxygen in bottom waters.
Multiple logistic regression analysis was carried out to explore eventual associations between whole grain consumption and body adiposity status.
However, a balance has to be struck between complexity of analysis versus processing time and power consumption, and the eventual choice of biomarker for feedback will depend on progress in both neuroscience and engineering/computer science.
