nutritional

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nutritionally
The residual flour is high in essential amino acids, making it nutritionally useful.
Nutritionally birds favoured and mammals avoided lipid-rich fruits.
One of the drinks was nutritionally balanced and contained tryptophan (placebo), the other was identical but contained no tryptophan.
In all cases, the healthy control plants exhibited larger canopies with higher overall biomass and chlorophyll concentrations, as compared with the nutritionally stressed plants.
This may indirectly affect the consumer's health if the practice leads to nutritionally inferior foods being consumed.
Patients also wanted to know about what they could and could not do nutritionally, physically, and psychologically.
Predicting early nonelective hospital readmission in nutritionally compromised older adults.
These include minimization of nutrient excretion by animals and production of specific components of milk that are nutritionally valuable.
In patients nutritionally deplete with a safe swallow, sip feeds may help.
Thirdly, we were unable to control fully for nutritionally-related and ' illness state ' effects in our bulimic participants.
Would these children be better served with larger quantities of nutritionally equivalent conventional milk?
They found that this soil could be a minor source of the nutritionally important elements, mainly iron and potassium.
The cotyledons comprise about 95% of the weight and volume of the mature embryo and are the economic and nutritionally important part of the seed.
Experts were listened to, rations were nutritionally adequate, and the result was that the health of the nation was scarcely ever better.
A collection of 38 accessions was characterized agronomically and nutritionally.
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