Sentence examples for groups of fruits from inspiring English sources

"This is the first study on color groups of fruits and vegetables and stroke, so yes, these results were surprising.

Vitamin C--almost all vitamin C came from the food groups of fruits, vegetables, and processed produce with fruit juices being the main source.

Similarly, no associations were observed for groups of fruits or vegetables (berries and cruciferous vegetables), or for specific fruits and vegetables.

To identify genes responsible for AsA content in tomato fruit, transcriptomic studies followed by clustering analysis were applied to two groups of fruits with contrasting AsA content.

The same results were shown for healthy food items; those in the highest intake groups of fruits, vegetables and breakfast cereals at home continued to have higher intakes also in the camp.

To further explore the role of fruit and vegetable consumption in the development of diabetes, we examined the association between intake of all fruits and vegetables, specific groups of fruits and vegetables, and fruit juices among women enrolled in the Nurses Health Studyy diet cohort.

The tool is versatile and has been applied to groups of fruit flies, zebrafish, medaka, ants and mice.

We reared separate groups of fruit fly larvae on media with and without WGO supplementation and analyzed protein expression in adult males and females age 0, 4, 8 and 12 days old using 2D electrophoresis.

… We had an incredible picnic on the grass of Saint Cloud, with the Spenders, Sonia Orwell, the Life photographer, minor expatriates, minor embassy officials, a 16-foot Polish tablecloth, magna of champagne, Flemish dining room groups of fruit".

Encounter illustrated the article with Bratby's Still Life With Chip Frier and Smith's Children and Dog (the emblematic kitchen sink painting), in which Smith showed a scruffy little girl and a woebegone dog playing on uncovered floorboards beside a table littered with the debris of a meal and, for the sake of still life rather than realism, scattered groups of fruit and vegetables.

The statistical differences between these two groups of fruit are, however, less pronounced than for cell characteristics.