Sentence examples for nutritive requirements from inspiring English sources

The nutritive requirements of insects are much the same as those of mammals water, inorganic ions, and essential amino acids (i.e., those that cannot be synthesized by the animal).

In works published so far on the microbiological production of succinic acid, bacteria applied have been usually characterized by high nutritive requirements in terms of fermentation media (necessity of using expensive organic supplements like e.g. yeast extract or peptone), just to mention Actinobacillus succinogenes (Guettler et al. 1999) or Basfia succiniciproducens (Schröder et al. 2010).

The proximate explanations for such trophic divergence between the sexes are diverse and may include differential handling skills [3], developmental size [4], nutritive requirements [5], habitat requirements [6], and availability of suitable prey [7].

The nutritive requirements were based upon the Dietary Reference Intakes (DRI) [ 24].

Its deficiency has various negative impacts [ 8, 39, 40]; however, the line between Se nutritive requirements and toxicity is narrow [ 41– 41].

Nevertheless, a more or less reduced metabolic rate in the cold decreases the nutritive requirements [ 8] and causes also a retardation in somatic growth and development [ 9- 11].

Biotin was first identified as a nutritive requirement of yeast.

In clinical practice, IVF laboratories use embryo culture media whereby the nutritional content has been extrapolated from data obtained from murine embryo development (Gardner and Lane, 1998) and thus may not reflect the nutritive requirement of the developing human embryo as it moves through the reproductive tract (Houghton, 2012).

Finally, it is a promising tool to explore the sensitivity of the grazing process to characteristics of both sward (height, bulk density, nutritive value) and animals (weight, nutritional requirements, behavioural traits), and to management practices (stocking rate, rotational versus continuous grazing).

Moreover, its high nutritive value meets both the dimensional (in terms of prey size) and nutritional requirements for the fish or finfish larva (Lubzens, Tandler, & Minkoff, 1989).

Some constituents remain stable as new evolutionary constructs, i.e., symbiotic relationships, while others are transitory in response to the day-to-day life of the organism's nutritive and general homeostatic requirements.