Sentence examples for higher whole from inspiring English sources

For years, cereal makers have been battling with bread and pasta makers over which product has the higher whole grain content.

The HP fed fish had a significantly higher whole body lipid retention (HP = 74.4%, LP = 67.2%), but significantly reduced visceral mass compared to LP fed fish during the autumn.

Furthermore, equine skeletal muscles have a high mitochondrial volume that permits a higher whole animal aerobic capacity, as well as large intramuscular stores of energy substrates (glycogen in particular).

This process produced E. coli variants with higher whole cell activity than wild-type, which was found to be a consequence of increased protein expression rather than any increase in enzymatic activity.

It can be seen in Fig. 6b that there is an optimal D value (around 100 cm3/rev), which can provide higher whole system efficiency.

Research shows that a higher whole grain intake is tied to a lower risk of heart disease, stroke, cancer, diabetes and obesity.

In the natural world, increased biodiversity is closely correlated with higher whole-system productivity – ie the rate at which energy and material inputs are translated into growth.

Only then did they find a statistically significant trend between higher (whole-grain) gluten intake and lower risk of heart disease.

Significantly higher whole-body CP and moisture contents were found in fish fed with CP50 and CP60 diets than those of the fish fed with CP35 and CP40 diets.

Although, higher whole-body protein level in shrimp that were cultured in biofloc system, in comparison to shrimp that were cultured in clear water, indicates the positive influence of biofloc in increasing the whole-body protein content.

Significantly lower values were noted already after 15 min in the non-fasted insulin group and after 30 min in the fasted insulin group (Figure 2), consistent with insulin-stimulated higher whole-body glucose and FDG disposal rates.