Sentence examples for supplements nutrients from inspiring English sources

Nepenthes rajah is a carnivorous plant and, as such, supplements nutrients gained from the soil with captured prey (espescially insects) to alleviate deficiencies in important elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium.

A specific feature of C. floridanus is its obligate interaction with an intracellular mutualistic y-Proteobacterium, Blochmannia floridanus, which resides in midgut cells and in the ovaries and supplements nutrients to its host [ 16].

In addition, studies that did report supplement intake often only stated the percentage of supplement users and not the types or amounts of supplemented nutrients.

Bacterial symbionts play a prominent role in insect nutritional ecology by aiding in digestion of food or supplementing nutrients that insect hosts can't obtain sufficient amounts from a restricted diet of plant phloem.

In Hemipterans, the sap-feeding through stylet arose perhaps 270 Ma (see Bennett and Moran 2013 and references therein), along with a dependence on obligate bacterial mutualists to supplement nutrients in the sap-diet.

P. aeruginosa R1; isolated from rice-cultivated soil and P. aeruginosa U3 selected from clinical specimen (Urinary tract infection) were the highest pyocyanin producers; pyocyanin production reached 9.3 and 5.9 μg/ml, respectively on synthetic glucose supplemented nutrient medium (GSNB).

Treatments were carried out by supplementing nutrient agar medium with compound before autoclaving.

Women were excluded from the dietary and total (diet plus supplement) nutrient analyses if they did not complete all pages the FFQ or if their reported total energy intake was <600 or >4,000 kcal.

However, we have begun to tackle other foetal development disorders by making sure mothers get important dietary supplements and nutrients.

How can we offer patients supplements for nutrients we haven't even named yet?

7H9 supports the growth of mycobacterial species which is supplemented with nutrients such as glycerol, oleic acid, albumin and dextrose.