Sentence examples for more rich nutrient from inspiring English sources

In general, differences between treatments were not great, demonstrating that responses to reduced gravity are less apparent under starvation conditions, compared to earlier studies which used more rich nutrient sources.

Many earthworm populations have converted more wastes into rich nutrient biofertilizers.

Thanks to the rich nutrients in its soil, it grows more wood mass per acre than anywhere in the world.

Not only will your picks–everything from produce, meats, pickles and baked goods be fresher and more nutrient-rich than the food in the supermarket, but your purchases also helps small farms stay in business.

The WM contains rich nutrients (protein, etc).

For Kamut king Bob Quinn, it's getting people to eat more nutrient-rich ancient grains and less processed food.

Biofilm formation in Campylobacter jejuni is significantly increased during growth in MH broth compared to more nutrient-rich media, so it is possible that F. novicida grown in rich TS broth is unable to form a substantial enough biofilm to observe a phenotypic difference between wild-type and the hfq mutant strain [52].

Additionally, some species of plants appear to discriminate among patches of varying quality by proliferating higher root mass into more nutrient-rich patches, while other species show little discrimination among patches that differ in nutrient availability (Gleeson and Fry 1997; Hutchings et al. 2003; McNickle and Cahill 2009).

Exercise compresses joints, forcing more nutrient-rich fluid into cartilage.

Growing vegetables in compost tends to produce more nutrient-rich vegetables.

"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.