Sentence examples for staple constituent from inspiring English sources
The da capo aria was also a staple constituent of cantatas and to a lesser extent of oratorios.
For Hispanics, improved folic acid supplement use needs to be promoted, in addition to fortification of corn flour, a staple constituent of the Hispanic diet that was not included in the mandatory fortification policy in the United States, to improve folic acid intake (Dunlap et al., 2011).
Brown rice is a staple dietary constituent in Asia, whereas rice consumed in the Western world is generally white, obtained from brown rice by removal of the bran.
The traditional town hall meeting, a staple of Congressional constituent relations, had been hijacked, overrun by sophisticated social-networking campaigns — those on the right protesting so loudly as to shut down public discourse and those on the left springing into action to shut down the shutdowns.
I mentioned also that one of the most common offenders is wheat - the primary constituent of many staple foods, including most bread, pasta and breakfast cereals.
In an article published last Sunday in the Sunday Telegraph, which is considered staple reading of his Conservative Party constituents, Mr. Cameron wrote in support of fracking, the technique of pumping liquids and sand down wells to cause the rock to release trapped oil and gas.
On the one hand, because staples freely diffuse like any other membrane constituent it is hard to imagine how a moderate amount of staples would broadly perturb Golgi transport or function such as glycosylation, and there is no positive evidence from our studies that they do so.
Figure 5A shows that, only in the presence of the 45 aa staple, the botulinum product becomes SDS-resistant, whereas SDS breaks the 24 aa stapled product into its constituent parts.
He introduced Mr. Thompson to constituent after constituent.
"He helped every constituent out".
