Sentence examples for nutrient benefit from inspiring English sources
The impracticality of managing polycultures from an agronomic perspective means it is unlikely that farmers will shift to growing diverse cropping systems simply to facilitate a 'proposed' increase in AMF functional diversity, not even if direct nutrient benefit are expected.
Gongylidia benefit ants but they are not necessary for cultivar growth or survival [ 39], thus removing gongylidia simulates fungal cheating by decreasing the nutrient benefit the fungus provides the ants.
After all, whatever its nutrient benefits, the stuff is colored and sweetened, and the package makes no jokes about the 125 calories per bottle.
If an individual replaces the same amount of white flour products with whole grain products he will enjoy increased nutrient benefits.
Unfortunately, the great majority of cohort studies in this field has focused either on contaminant risks or on nutrient benefits.
In resolving this conundrum, most epidemiologic studies provide little guidance because they address either nutrient benefits or mercury toxicity, not both.
To adjust for the nutrient benefits by fish intake, we included in the models the number of fish dinners consumed per week in the last year.
Individual and market economics can influence seafood consumption decisions in ways that may be largely independent of specific toxicant hazards, nutrient benefits, or eco-system effects.
Our second hypothesis that effects of earthworms will vary with plant community composition as communities containing more species commonly show a more complete resource use and earthworm-induced nutrient benefits would be less effective was also partly confirmed.
Similarly, fish contaminant toxicities or nutrient benefits are applicable to all populations, although we highlight areas where changes in fish intake might have different impacts, for example, among very low or very high consumers.
