Sentence examples for expanded healthy from inspiring English sources

The first fully expanded, healthy leaves were measured using Li 6400XT (LI-COR, USA) for dark-acclimated and light- acclimated measurements.

Fully expanded, healthy leaves were excised from the one-month-old plants in greenhouse and put in 10 cm-diameter petri dishes with different chemical solutions.

Burger King launched the fries last September to compete with increasingly popular quick service restaurants such as Chipotle, and expanded, healthier menus at Wendy's and McDonald's, which offer salads, fruit, wraps and other options.

These continuing fights over pizza are frustrating for anti-hunger advocates who want to expand healthy school meals – serving more breakfasts and summer lunches, and making it easier for kids who qualify to get those meals for free – and don't want their time sucked up defending against rear-guard attacks.

For example, in one context a new food store may meaningfully expand healthy food options for residents and facilitate healthy dietary choices.

It shows that by far the most important factor in terms of encouraging economic growth is expanding healthy working lives by a year.

Medicine: Medicine is one of the biggest applications of public health, as many medical practitioners, firms, and groups work with the intention of expanding healthy outcomes and care for underserved populations, or to expand medical knowledge in general.

In other major brands such as Uncle Ben's savoury rice products it will expand healthier, multi-grain options to include more whole grains and vegetables.

None of Europe's biggest economies are on the brink of recession: Germany expanded a healthy 3.6 percent last year, bolstering growth in the euro area.

Fully expanded and healthy rice leaves were inoculated approximately 2 cm from the leaf tip using the scissors- clip method (Chern et al. 2005).

Both low and high avidity PR1-specific CTLs could be detected or expanded from healthy donors, but only low avidity CTLs could be detected or expanded from newly diagnosed leukaemia patients[25].