Sentence examples for useful nutrients from inspiring English sources
Though not as good as the fruits, the roots still have some useful nutrients inside.
Sushi The fish and avocado will supply Gok with some useful nutrients, but the same cannot be said for the white rice that can make up the bulk of this food.
As symbionts, zoochlorellae use carbon dioxide and nitrogenous and phosphorous wastes and, in illuminated conditions, provide oxygen and useful nutrients to their hosts.
Protein-digesting enzymes and bacteria break down the insect's body, allowing nitrates and other useful nutrients to be absorbed by the plant to supplement the poor soil conditions of its environment.
What's more, a medium egg has only 80 calories, they are relatively cheap, easy to cook and their yolks contain such useful nutrients as vitamin B12, riboflavin, folate and vitamin D. There is no good evidence for how many eggs you should eat, but studies show that one a day is fine – although it may increase the risk of heart disease in people with diabetes.
Those in the human gut fulfil various important functions, such as breaking down certain foods into energy and useful nutrients, suppressing harmful microbes, preventing allergies and assisting the immune system in a number of other ways.
The process adopted is a viable method of converting the useful nutrient present in feathers to soil nutrient that can be used to enhance the crop yield.
Although biosolids have been demonstrated to be a useful nutrient source for agricultural soils, the beneficial properties of biosolids can, depending on their origin, be limited by their contents of potentially harmful substances.
These nutrient values, together with the low lignin content makes them a useful nutrient feed for livestock.
However, fruit trees which are popularly used by the local communities contain appreciable amounts of nutrients and energy and thus useful food supplements.
This leads to twin problems of the loss of useful plant nutrients and the pollution of air (Hanafi et al. 2012).
