Sentence examples for nutritional preference from inspiring English sources

Eleven F1SBPs from B. infantis bound at least one carbohydrate in this array, suggesting a broad nutritional preference for host-derived glycans.

The selective utilization of amino acids is not always a nutritional preference.

To our knowledge, this is a novel finding on the nutritional preference of gut microbes.

Metformin might also influence weight loss through reduced food intake owing to irritation of the gastrointestinal tract, which may motivate a reduction in food intake or change in nutritional preference.

Half the story lies in the mussel's intrinsic biology — its genes, its morphology, its nutritional preferences, its reproductive habits.

His tardiness and nutritional preferences -- hot dogs before games were a staple -- infuriated almost every coach for whom he has played.

For those who haven't learned their grey matter's nutritional preferences, this book is a veritable cookbook of recipes for brain balance.

In particular, understanding the nutritional preferences for complex oligosaccharides for members of the microbiota will help in the future in the selection of specific desirable probiotic strains, as well as a change towards more specific prebiotic compounds.

Results led to new discoveries in the nutritional preferences of gut microbes, believed to be one of the mutualistic representations of gut microbiomes to avoid nutritional competition with the host.

If so, then plants may be able to direct their own ecologies through plant-plant interactions more subtle than those due to either allelopathy via secreted chemicals or restrictions on living space brought about by nutritional preferences.

As this method also provided taxonomical information from KEGG modules as well as the gene hosts constructing the modules, interpretation of completion profiles was simplified and we could identify the complementarity between biochemical functions in human hosts and the nutritional preferences in human gut microbiomes.