Sentence examples for need for nutrients from inspiring English sources
This increase in brain activity naturally increases the brain's need for nutrients, but until recently, scientists hadn't fully understood how neurons fuel themselves during exercise.
Then according to different levels of need for nutrients, farmers can adopt variable rate application of fertilizer to maximize the nutrient use efficiency.
We hypothesized that food availability and the sequence of food ingestion influence intake of PSCs and nutritious foods by sheep because PSCs increase need for nutrients.
Migration, therefore, important though it may be in the feeding ecology of a species, is not considered in this section, which concentrates on food-directed activities that are enhanced by a need for nutrients in the body of an individual.
Pregnancy induces adaptations in maternal metabolism to meet the increased need for nutrients by the placenta and fetus.
The number of defended prey that a bird ate at asymptote did not appear to be related to its body condition or need for nutrients.
The wastewater was previously characterized before being used in the treatments in order to quantify the need for nutrient supplementation in the T2 treatment.
Cultivation of M. × giganteus and switchgrass on land formerly used for row crops may reduce the need for nutrient additions and potential losses of nutrients to groundwater and the atmosphere.
As the need for nutrient recycling becomes more evident, different types and mixtures of nutrients (e.g., human, agriculture, industrial) must continue to be evaluated.
We hypothesize that as a consequence of their specialization to an obligate intracellular lifestyle, the need for nutrient sensing was relaxed and these obligate intracellular microsporidia acquired nutrients from within the host cytoplasm.
Feeding behavior, however, is not only motivated by the need for nutrient repletion (i.e. the need to restore homeostasis); palatable high-fat and/or sugar foods can motivate intake despite a state of satiety (Zheng et al. 2009).
