Sentence examples for precious nutrients from inspiring English sources

NEVER hold your avocado directly under the tap, as this can easily wash away its precious nutrients.

These wonderful "ecosan" toilets that reuse precious nutrients from urine and faeces – it makes so much more sense than flushing it all down a sewer.

A) Sloughing off her leathery shell, she burrows deep beneath the Earth's surface to absorb precious nutrients for the task ahead.

Purified water, fizzy water – all these beverages were stripped of the precious nutrients and natural electrolytes the brain needs to stay hydrated and work efficiently.

For more than a decade, Haig has been elaborating a theory that pregnancy represents a "maternal-fetal conflict," in which the mother and her fetus compete for oxygen and precious nutrients.

The result, described in an article in the Journal of Physical Oceanography, is the first experimental confirmation of a 40-year-old theory which postulates that the more vibrant and complex the structure of the reef, the better able it is to slow down the water to extract precious nutrients, and also help protect itself against storms.

Those sitting atop the sediment have ready access to oxygen in the water but not to the precious mineral nutrients that lie out of reach a centimeter or so below the ground.

Sugarcane pressmud is reported to be a precious resource of plant nutrients and may, therefore, influence physical, chemical and biological properties of a soil (Rakkiyappan et al. 2001; Sharma et al. 2002; Shah et al. 2015).

On-site wastewater treatment systems that attenuate biological pollutants (Pell et al. 1990; Farrell et al. 1990; Lens et al. 1994) and those that operate on the principle of resource recovery (e.g. water, nutrient, energy, precious metal) have been reported in different treatise (Barbosa et al. 2016; Biswas et al. 1999; Oladoja et al. 2013, 2015, 2016; Mackey et al. 2014; Diener 2014).

Eggplant (Solanum melongena L). is one of the most precious veggies packed with indispensable nutrients (Mukhopadhyay and Mandal 1994; Nunome et al. 2001).

Your pillow spends long hours in intimate contact with your precious locks, sucking the essential nutrients and oils from your hair causing split ends and breakage.