A source of materials to nourish the body.
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Examples for "nutrition"
Examples for "nutrition"
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The Internet has become a major source of health and nutrition information.
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Analysis across countries used a LogFrame Analysis typical for public nutrition development.
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Results: Physical nutrition impact symptoms and unmet needs for support were frequent.
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Good nutrition assures the best possible environment for building strong, lustrous hair.
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The Company has various development programs under its animal health and nutrition.
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However, further studies using suitable criteria to assess nutrient status are needed.
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Improving nutrient intake in children and adolescents is of public health importance.
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However, autophagy-related protein Beclin 1 was not significantly changed during low-nutrient treatment.
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However, in-hospital nutrient intake may not be a significant determinant of risk.
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Threats include severe nutrient enrichment of the water as well as silting.
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After sustenance and reproduction, society is the most basic of human needs.
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The brute obeys law unwittingly in the sustenance and transmission of life.
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The plant is rooted in the soil and gets its sustenance therefrom.
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Also now I have gained on him in the question of sustenance.
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When the roots of the tree cannot find sustenance the tree dies.
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Here you are in the dark, crying and going without your victuals.
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Natural groups stand out, characterized merely by the identity of their victuals.
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Always did believe there was piety and wisdom in New England victuals.
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Through my big window, I see the egg deposited on the victuals.
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It eats our victuals, or I should think it was a fairy.
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The plant appears to derive nutriment from the decomposition of its victims.
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Remember then, that popularity and fame are the very nutriment of virtue.
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We are told that the stomach needs bulk as well as nutriment.
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Which method of cooking rice leaves more nutriment in the cooked product?
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Europe has for years used meat for flavor rather than for nutriment.
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They are indeed the aliment or rather the very essence of love.
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By its conversion into sugar it can alone become a useful aliment.
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Further aliment for public discontent was furnished by other acts of Parliament.
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Hope lives on scanty aliment, and the young man did not despair.
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Reason is the torch of friendship, judgment its guide, tenderness its aliment.
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This creature lived to manhood and both heads were utilized in alimentation.
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The patient returned to oral alimentation with no functional impairment.
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The performance status stabilized and intravenous alimentation could be discontinued.
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It is no more an instinct than recurring sleep, lymphatic action, hunger, thirst, alimentation.
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As already stated, the pharynx is common to the functions of both respiration and alimentation.
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The real nourishment was in the gravy in which the steak swam.
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The outside of the root-hair is bathed in solutions rich in nourishment.
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The human body and the human soul require different types of nourishment.
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Their single most important concern is securing sufficient nourishment for individual maintenance.
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Take nourishment in the shape of broth frequently, but in small quantity.
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But it is too late to try for strength now through nourishment.
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You see nitrogen may be in soil in quantities sufficient for nourishment.
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Just a few years of intellectual nourishment - and plenty of craic.
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The roots also must draw the water and nourishment from the ground.
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But those things in the greenhouse are growing...They must need -nourishment.
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He threw the world and himself as nourishment to this fixed idea.
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How to describe the non-edible, yet loaded with cultural nourishment, Strange Fruit?
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It conveys nourishment to every leaf; not one is overlooked or forgotten.
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The second factor of unconscious nourishment is environment with its subtle atmosphere.
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The men are complaining of weakness from the want of sufficient nourishment.
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The long list of diseases from under-nourishment is mainly from the poor.
