Sentence examples for lack nutrients from inspiring English sources
So far, the EthioSIS project has analysed more than 80% of our agricultural soils, revealing that they lack nutrients such as potassium, sulphur, zinc, boron and copper.
Males still hatch occasionally, but they breed and live in spruce trees, and American spruces lack nutrients that they need, so they die — a further indication that the adelgids are transplants.
The issue is even more of a concern during humanitarian crises, when food supplies are at a critically low level and people are likely to lack nutrients and be more susceptible to disease.
Africa missed out on the Green Revolution that helped Asia on its way because, among other things, its soils often lack nutrients that Asian countries possess (it's a matter of the underlying geology of the two continents).
Although the Green Revolution has greatly increased the yield of commercial cereal crops, they often lack nutrients essential for human health in the edible tissues.
Remarkably, there is only a limited number of hyphae inducing conditions for C. dubliniensis like water supplemented with serum, that in most cases lack nutrients including iron [ 37].
Access to cheap, processed food that lacks nutrients is a real issue.
Some residents are suspicious of the water, saying its purity means it lacks nutrients.
Mothers here say the food aid that comes – rice, sugar, oil – lacks nutrients for children.
Although Japanese food is widely praised throughout the world, traditional Japanese food is low in fat, but also high in sodium, and lacks nutrients from fruits, nuts, and whole grains.
