Sentence examples for nutrients made from inspiring English sources

As a result, only four megaspores usually mature in such a sporangium, enlarging as they become gorged with the nutrients made available by disintegration of the other cells.

Serena Bardell, San Francisco   We are told that in the food we eat we should avoid nitrogen and other nutrients made in evil chemical plants, and instead feel good about these elements only when they come from sources like manure and compost.

Nutrients made up in Krebs solutions were either normal or high calcium (for Phe/Trp experiments).

The study of the variability of AIO, that is, intervals of allocation of nutrients, made it possible to distinguish the metabolism of the mammary gland in two different nutritional conditions corresponding to an increase in protein supply (Ctrl and CN).

Their digestive processes break down nutrients, making them more accessible to growing plants.

Yet the tides that make the Clyde perilous for mariners also stir up nutrients, making it rich in biodiversity.

The microbes may contribute to weight gain by helping other organisms to digest certain nutrients, making more calories available.

It's believed that the very poor quality of the soil, due to extreme age and lack of nutrients, makes pygmies out of trees that would grow tall elsewhere.

Its historical chill and strong tidal currents, which mix the waters and increase nutrients, make it one of the most productive marine ecosystems and a key summer territory for rare whales.

Earlier studies had found that a lack of these nutrients makes people, especially women, more susceptible to stress fractures, which can be very painful and lead to permanent disability.

The water in hydrothermal vents is particularly rich in nutrients, making them promising sites for the origin of life.