Sentence examples for requisite nutrients from inspiring English sources
The vascularization of the tumor happens naturally, by passive diffusion, where tumor cells obtain all the requisite nutrients to growth till it reaches the size range 2 mm3(Jones and Harris 1998).
For Crane, "California is a giant Petri dish" where the role of the state is to supply the requisite nutrients through excellence in education, fiscal responsibility, the right tax structure for business to invest, and by building the smart infrastructure of the future.
This may be due to two factors: (1) Lack of requisite nutrients such as nitrogen limits the capacity to synthesize proteins necessary for biomass production (e.g., cellular division).
Polydol is a nutritional drink containing all the requisite nutrients but with low polyamine content (357 nmol/L of polyamines and 300 kcal per can of Polydol, data from Nutrialys Medical Nutrition).
Under normal growth conditions, this cycle maintains a balanced ratio of the reduced and oxidized forms of these metabolites; however, when biomass production is impaired due to a lack of requisite nutrients, the pool of NADP+ and ADP can become depleted.
Iron is a requisite nutrient for the growth and proliferation of bacteria and fungi.
It has recently been shown that localized F-actin remodeling is a requisite for the normal biphasic pattern of nutrient-stimulated insulin secretion.
Adequate supplies of oxygen and nutrients from the vascular network are requisite for robust tumor growth.
Properly designed modelling assumptions on effective soil loss are a key pre-requisite to improve our understanding of the magnitude of nutrients that are mobilized through soil erosion and the resultant effects.
Angiogenesis is a hallmark of cancer and a requisite that tumors must achieve to fulfill their metabolic needs of nutrients and oxygen.
We conclude that buffy is required for either the attenuation of metabolic activity in response to nutrient stress or to maintain the basal metabolic state that is a requisite for adaptation.
