Sentence examples for some nutrients are from inspiring English sources

Some nutrients are the building blocks of which the red cells are composed.

The new method uses much less water and energy than open soil farming, and requires no pesticides or fungicides, but nevertheless, on most hydroponic farms, chemicals are used to sterilise the water, and some nutrients are synthesised.

In acidic soils some nutrients are far more available and may reach concentrations that are toxic or that inhibit absorption of other nutrients, while other minerals become chemically bound and unavailable to plants.

Regardless of the cause, the net result is that some nutrients are significantly lost in the ECMO circuit and the clinical relevance of this remains unclear.

While pearled barley is not technically a whole grain, as it is polished and some nutrients are lost, hulled barley is healthier, and contains more fiber, vitamins, and minerals.

Some nutrients are added back but it is not the same as a whole-grain product," says Carrie Motschwiller, a registered dietitian and wellness manager in New York City.

Despite the changes the algal bloom could still reappear as it is encouraged by weather conditions and the fact some nutrients were still getting into the lake, said Natural Resources Wales.

Or could some nutrients be used to increase the flux of the biomass reaction?

Further difficulties were encountered with complex comparisons where some nutrients were high on one label and other nutrients high on the other label.

92 There was one systematic review and eight cohort studies identified, and reduced exposure to some nutrients was associated with increased asthma risk.

The nutrient unit prices ($/g) were computed using the largest reagent allotment size available and nutrient cost rates were computed as a product of the nutrient unit price, molecular weight, and flux: $ g × g mol × mmol hr × mol 1000 mmol Unit prices for some nutrients were not available.