Sentence examples for nutrients for which from inspiring English sources
Briefly, the HOI approach is used to establish guidance levels for those nutrients for which no toxicity has been observed.
However, for some nutrients, for which Indian data is not available, USDA data in the public domain are used [ 22].
Although the data is shown for specific growth substrates, the results are insensitive to the kind of nutrients for which imprecise information is available.
They are constrained to 0 ≤ ν i ≤ ∞ for metabolites absent from the medium and -∞ ≤ ν i ≤ ∞ for metabolites present in the medium, except for limiting nutrients for which a maximum uptake rate is chosen (- ν uptake ≤ ν i ≤ ∞).
Based on previously published data, we had perhaps overestimated the proportion of women who would be retinol deficient, and it is possible that the study was underpowered for other nutrients, for which no status data of this sample were available.
When intakes from food and NHP sources were combined, a small proportion exceeded any Lowest-Observed-Adverse-Effect-Levels: only for niacin (n = 17) and magnesium (n = 6), two nutrients for which the potential for adverse effects is minimal.
To assess the nature of the guidance on fiber, a nutrient for which many Canadians' intakes are suboptimal, provided by manufacturers' use of front-of-package references on food in Canadian supermarkets.
The sample size calculation was based on serum retinol concentrations, as this was the nutrient for which data were available for the Indian population.
Zn was the only nutrient for which the prevalence of the potential risk of excessive intakes was higher in breakfast consumers than in non-consumers.
These data raised the possibility that pERK was a marker of nutrient receptor activation only in the mouse, so we investigated responses to another nutrient for which receptors are present in the human colon.
This last could be a species-specific adaptation to an external source of this nutrient, for which we have found a specific transporter, unlike for the rest of blood-sucking endosymbionts.
