Sentence examples for the accuracy of nutrient from inspiring English sources

While changes in nitrate concentrations in large rivers are generally not as responsive to alterations in diurnal inputs and/or watershed hydrology as small rivers, high-frequency water quality sampling would help in monitoring short-term (days to weeks) variations in nutrient concentration patterns and thus improve the accuracy of nutrient flux estimates.

Therefore, to gain a more in-depth understanding of the accuracy of nutrient intake assessed by the 24-h recall across European centers, the individual and center level ought to be considered simultaneously.

Research dieticians rely on the accuracy of computerised nutrient databases when designing the menu.

As in any dietary assessment, errors in food-composition data can also introduce error to the accuracy of estimates of nutrient intakes.

The overall accuracy of nutrient utilization prediction across all aerobic and anaerobic PM and conventional growth media is 348/431 (80.7%).

Although the dietary intakes are based only on one recall, we have some reassurance regarding the accuracy of the estimates because biomarker concentrations in the prisoners were generally congruous with the nutrient intake data.

Although the accuracy of prediction is very good, it could be increased by improving our knowledge of existing nutrients in the macrophage or incorporating regulation into the model.

The accuracy of the sensing mechanism is clearly important for optimal growth, but there is an important asymmetry: Overestimation of a nutrient concentration, e.g. through overexpression of catabolic genes, will not lead to sub-optimal growth due to metabolic undercapacity, because the available nutrients can still be maximally used.

He defended the accuracy of his information.

"But I question the accuracy of it".

I doubt the accuracy of that figure.