Sentence examples for mineral contribution from inspiring English sources

Diets were formulated to supplement 100% of National Research Council requirements of Cu, Mn, and Zn by either inorganic trace minerals (ITM) in sulfate forms or chelated trace minerals (CTM) supplied as metal methionine hydroxy analog chelates, without accounting for trace mineral contribution from other dietary ingredients.

Unpaved playgrounds were found to increase mineral contributions in classrooms by 5 6 μg/m3 on average with respect to schools with paved playgrounds.

Data mining is often used to derive calibrations for soil property prediction from diffuse reflectance spectroscopy, facilitating inference of organic and mineral contributions to given properties.

If applied, they reduce our estimates of DDP global mineral dust contributions considerably, with Ftot < 1% for all scenarios in Table 1.

Sorption of organic contaminants on organo-mineral complexes has been investigated extensively, but the sorption contribution of mineral particles was not properly addressed before calculating KOC, especially for ionic organic contaminants.

Objective To assess the contribution of mineral water containing different amounts of calcium and magnesium to the total dietary intakes of these minerals.

These analyses were restricted to unconsolidated sediment, to allow isolation of the individual clasts and avoid any contribution from mineral cements.

Due to the relatively small contribution to mineral and vitamin intake by supplements in this study population, these nutrients were dichotomized according to average intake of controls.

With the exception of sea spray, these estimates suggest that the mass contribution of mineral dust uplift through dry convection (DDPs) is potentially greater than all other natural aerosol sources [ IPCC, 2013, chapter 7 and Figure 7.1].

It is plausible that agricultural exposure to inorganic dusts is causally associated with chronic bronchitis, interstitial fibrosis, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, but the independent contribution of mineral dusts beyond the effects of organic dusts remains to be determined.

These findings are supported by previous observations of an increasing contribution of mineral N forms to the total dissolved N pool in taiga soils with depth [ Jones and Kielland, 2002].