The report sounded one potentially discordant note for advocates who've labored mightily to portray the arts as a basic and fundamental nutrient for economic growth and educational achievement, rather than mere icing on society's cake.
Iron is a fundamental nutrient that plays a crucial role in vital biochemical activities, such as oxygen sensing and transport, electron transfer, and catalysis (Andrews 2000; Papanikolaou and Pantopoulos 2005).
The largest stomach of the cow, the rumen, is a fermentation chamber in which bacteria digest the cellulose in grasses and feeds, converting them to fatty acids and amino acids, which are the fundamental nutrients used by the cow and the basis for the cow's production of milk.
Bush echoed those calls to action, stressing that America's children need access to these fundamental nutrients as they grow.
It just needs your help to give it the fundamental nutrients it needs to do its job; and once you do that, your body knows exactly what to do to achieve its main purpose of repairing and healing itself so that you can function at your ultimate best.
Carbohydrates are fundamental nutrients for E. coli, and different E. coli strains can compete for the same kinds of sugar molecule, affecting each other's fitness (Fabich et al., 2008; Maltby et al., 2013).
Target some key nutrients.
In light of these unjustifiable costs, arguments that a carbon tax makes more sense than any other device which imposes horrendously expensive restrictions upon a fundamental atmospheric agricultural nutrient are completely air-brained.
Fungi perform an essential role in the decomposition of organic matter and have fundamental roles in nutrient cycling and exchange.
When using fed-batch systems, the replacement of spent medium and the inherent washing steps are fundamental to replenish nutrients and to remove, respectively, non- or biofilm loosely adherent cells.
In fact, it is well known that serum represents a fundamental source of nutrients, cytokines and adhesive molecules necessary for in vitro cell growth, metabolism and to stimulate proliferation [ 15].
