Sentence examples for usually enriched in from inspiring English sources

Most grains have similar dietary properties; they are rich in carbohydrates but comparatively low in protein and naturally deficient in calcium and vitamin A. Breads, especially those made with refined flours, are usually enriched in order to compensate for any nutritional deficiencies in the cereal used.

This particulate material is usually enriched in trace elements relative to ice core samples.

Similarly, Cu is a redox-sensitive element which is usually enriched in anoxic conditions (Tribovillard et al. 2006).

The groundwater samples falling along the LEL, are the most divergent values relative to EMWL and usually enriched in both δ18O and δD.

This provides further explanation for the common occurrence of todorokite in the hydrothermal ocean environment, where is usually enriched in large metal ions such as Mg, Ca, Ni, Co and etc.

Earthworms are considered soil engineers due to their effects on soil properties including the creation of cast-aggregates which are usually enriched in organic matter compared to the surrounding soil.

Many fictions and scenarios have depended upon a male double-act, usually enriched by contrast as in the case of Holmes and Watson or Bertie and Jeeves, or of course the Knight of the Sorrowful Countenance and his rotund and pragmatic squire.

In the same way, G+C-rich organisms have usually long ORFs, but the CDSs they harbour are usually highly enriched in A+T at the third codon position.

Several genome-wide analyses have identified regions close to genes (usually enriched with TFBS) showing patterns of diversity in accordance with a model of positive selection [ 1, 10].

Because of the sensitivity of the PstI to DNA methylation, its cutting sites are preferentially located in low methylated genomic regions usually enriched for gene coding sequences (Fellers 2008).

These deposits are clearly discontinuous in nature and are usually heavily enriched in Mn relative to Fe (Fig. 13).