Sentence examples similar to nutrients drawn in from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, trees capture nutrients by drawing in soil water, thus increased transpiration rates can be a response to low nutrient environments (Matimati et al. 2013; Huang et al. 2017).
Representative sample of pod husk, poultry manure, topsoil and saw dust were drawn in triplicates, oven dried at 65 °C for 48 h and analyzed for moisture content, pH and macro-nutrients content.
A study at the University of Arkansas found some biotech beans fared badly in drought, perhaps because the Roundup spray damaged the soil bacteria that help soy plants draw in nutrients.
The problem is that other aspects of their metabolism may not keep pace, meaning that they would draw in less nutrients from soils as they grow, and proportionately more carbon.
Bromeliads rely on their leaves to draw in some nutrients and water, so only use insecticides as a last resort.
Fueled by oxygen and glucose, the brain operates like a faucet, opening capillaries when it needs to draw in more nutrient-packed blood to keep working.
The nutrient concentrations in samples drawn at 1-min interval following the injection of PN solution into the circuit were included in the model as a baseline.
Previous nutritional studies investigating As-induced skin lesions have relied on dietary questionnaires or have measured blood nutrient concentrations in samples drawn from prevalent skin lesion cases (Chung et al. 2006; McCarty et al. 2006; Mitra et al. 2004).
Single-celled organisms in the frigid bubbles barely eke out survival by drawing nutrients from sediments in the ice and from each other, researchers report in tomorrow's Science.
Processed carbohydrates, such as those found in white bread are harder to draw nutrients from, and therefore constitute empty calories.
