Sentence examples for more nutrients and from inspiring English sources

"People still stay on their budgets, get more nutrients and less of the processed — well, let's just say bad — stuff".

Therefore, large-bodied species require more nutrients and energy to grow antlers than do small-bodied species.

A few years ago some companies began producing juices with more nutrients and fiber, and Nantucket Nectars has added some of these to its line.

Having more species in an ecosystem gives it more stability, allows it to retain more nutrients and makes it more productive.

Ancient grains are less hybridized and therefore retain more nutrients and proteins, he explained, including glutens that help pasta hold together when it's cooked and give it a firm bite.

"The river used to bring nothing but pollution but in the last five years or so there is cleaner water, more nutrients and less garbage," he said, adding that other conservation and protection measures elsewhere in the region have also improved the ocean waters considerably.

But this got me thinking: "What is so special about bigger fruit?" I've always assumed the smaller, runtier fruit has proportionally more surface area and therefore a more nutrient- and fibre-rich skin.

The new blood vessel at the wound area supplies more nutrient and oxygen to the fibroblasts to support subsequent production of growth factors and collagen synthesis.

Genetically modified products have often been advertised as the best way to slow the impact of climate change, produce greater yields, provide more nutrients in food, and feed the world's poorest people.

Grass-fed beef contains less fat and more nutrients than its factory-farmed counterpart and reduces the risk of disease and exposure to toxic chemicals.

It keeps in many more nutrients than boiling, and is just as simple to do – especially if you invest in a purpose-made electric steamer.