Sentence examples for higher nutritional needs from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the rapid exploration and foraging displayed by subjects that had experienced poorer early nutritional conditions may reflect a more risky foraging strategy to cope with higher nutritional needs.

As for the yields Y P / S, the maximum value obtained in our work was 14% lower than the maximum values previously reported [ 18, 19] indicating higher nutritional needs of L. acidophilus ATCC 43121 than the microbes adopted in the other studies.

This theoretical study illustrates leadership distribution following the same exponential distribution as that found not only in this current study but also in another study on baboons [ 9]. Adult males might be more prone to lead because they have higher nutritional needs, or in other words, because other group members as juveniles, have lower nutritional demands.

Furthermore, it should be considered that the nutritional characteristics of the majority of eHPFs are generally inadequate for the high nutritional needs of preterm infants.

IDA is attributed to inadequate iron intake, poor bioavailability of iron or high nutritional needs during childhood which is further exacerbated by chronic intestinal blood losses due to helminth infections and in many areas due to severe malarial infections [ 2, 3].

"There's a limited time for growth," particularly in the teenage years, Ms. To said, and the nutritional needs are high.

ACEH, 15 April 2005 - A survey of more than 3700 households in the aftermath of the tsunami in Aceh confirms the immediate nutritional needs of high-risk groups in tsunami-affected areas have been met.

New rapid nutritional assessment survey of Aceh released ACEH, 15 April 2005 - A survey of more than 3700 households in the aftermath of the tsunami in Aceh confirms the immediate nutritional needs of high-risk groups in tsunami-affected areas have been met.

While children undergo growth monitoring and receive vaccinations through the regular National Child Health Programme, those children exposed to HIV are given special care through a programme for at-risk children to address their nutritional needs and their higher risk of contracting infectious diseases.

The whole wheat and chickpea tarhana are found to be good alternatives to classical tarhana with their higher nutritional benefits but further investigations are needed for the assessment of their sensory properties.

Oral rehydration salt to prevent diarrhoeal death, chlorine for water purification, high energy biscuits to cover immediate nutritional needs,  and equipment for hygiene and water storage had already   been prepositioned.earlier this year and are expected to reach the worst affected areas in the next 48 hours.