Sentence examples for more nutrient rich from inspiring English sources

The minimal medium was used, in contrast to a more nutrient rich one, to minimize the amount of volatile compounds originating from the medium.

This occurs even when a more nutrient rich alternative such as whole grains is consumed.

Overall, our results show that European lakes, which have had a longer history of human impact, are generally more nutrient rich than North America sites, and some European lakes show evidence of a GA in lake trophic status.

The oceanographic conditions in the Black Sea are, by contrast, more suitable for harbour porpoises with low salinity, colder and more nutrient rich surface waters than in the Mediterranean Sea [ 48].

Eat more nutrient rich foods.

Potted plants need a more nutrient rich soil than garden plants, since they don't get the benefit of water circulation like regular plants.

"Since bone broth gets better and more nutrient-rich the longer it is cooked, the slow cooker is the perfect tool for the job," says Jasmine Hemsley.

The researchers figured that although tropical waters might be too warm at the surface, they are cooler and potentially more nutrient-rich at depths from 100 to 600 feet.

It has already doomed this year's crops and is forcing ranchers to sell some of their cattle; without water and grass, cows need more nutrient-rich feed, which is expensive.

Some of it would escape at the top, to be replenished by more nutrient-rich fluid entering at the bottom.

Although some growth experiments have shown that habitat specialists can grow faster on more nutrient-rich soils (Kruckeberg 1954), species from the ultramafic maquis in New Caledonia have inherently slow growth, albeit becoming larger under more fertile conditions (Jaffré 1980).