Übersetzung für 'nutritional requirements' von Englisch nach Deutsch

nutritional requirements {pl}

Nahrungs­bedürfnis {n}biol.

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having complex nutritional requirements {adv}

mit komplexen Nahrungs­anforderungen [Bakterienkulturen]biotech.

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nutritional {adj}

alimentärmed.

Nähr-

Ernährungs­-

ernährungs­bedingtmed.

nutritional intervention

Ernährungs­intervention {f}med.

nutritional information

Nährwertangabe {f}FoodInd.

nutritional supplement

Nahrungs­supplement {n}FoodInd.med.

nutritional supplementation

Nahrungs­ergänzung {f}FoodInd.gastr.

nutritional medium

Nährmedium {n}biochem.biol.

nutritional component

Nahrungs­komponente {f}FoodInd.gastr.

nutritional-medical {adj}

ernährungs­medizinischmed.

nutritional level

Ernährungs­stand {m}

nutritional profile

Nährstoffprofil {n}biol.FoodInd.

nutritional yeast

Nährhefe {f}FoodInd.

nutritional pyramid

Ernährungs­pyramide {f}

nutritional balance

Ernährungs­balance {f}gastr.med.

Ernährungs­bilanz {f}gastr.med.

Nährstoffbilanz {f}biol.gastr.

ausgewogene Ernährung {f}gastr.med.

nutritional adviser

Ernährungs­berater {m}FoodInd.jobsmed.

• While both animal and plant products offer a wide range of macro and micronutrients, strategic formulation of plant ingredients should be considered to meet nutritional requirements, as different nutrients are more abundant in different plant sources.
• AAFCO also establishes standard ingredient definitions and nutritional requirements for animal feed/pet food.
• Although many species are able to grow on maternal reserves alone (lecithotrophy), most commercially produced species require feeding to optimise survival, growth, yield and juvenile quality. Nutritional requirements are species specific and also vary with larval stage.
• Poor nutrition is a chronic problem often linked to poverty, food security, or a poor understanding of nutritional requirements.
• are fastidious, slow-growing bacteria that are difficult to grow using traditional solid agar plate culture methods due to complex nutritional requirements and potentially a low number of circulating bacteria.

• It is a very sensitive test and is often used for determining the nutritional requirements of cells, testing serum lots, measuring the effects of growth factors, and for toxicity testing.
• Because of "biochemical individuality", nutritional requirements are not fully the same for everybody.
• It has been estimated that the soup provided one-third of a person's minimal (daily) nutritional requirements.
• A significant challenge for Shasta Crayfish conservation is that while researchers know what type of food Shasta Crayfish consume, their exact nutritional requirements are unknown.
• The retina is stratified into distinct layers, each containing specific cell types or cellular compartments that have metabolisms with different nutritional requirements.

• A better understanding of plant physiology, nutritional requirements of plants and fruit set mechanisms will help to improve growing systems.
• Walford is credited with significantly furthering aging research by his discovery that laboratory mice, when fed a diet that restricted their caloric intake by 50% yet maintaining nutritional requirements, almost doubled their expected life span.
• To meet all of their nutritional requirements cows must eat their entire ration.
• They are selective browsers but, studies done in Kenya show that they do add the selection material with availability in order to satisfy their nutritional requirements.
• Women have unique nutritional requirements, and in some cases need more nutrients than men; for example, women need twice as much calcium as men.

• Marsupials also give birth at an earlier point in foetal development, relying on lactation to facilitate most of the joey's development; investing in lactation over pregnancy duration can be advantageous in a highly seasonal and unpredictable climate to minimise maternal nutritional requirements (as pregnancy is much more energetically expensive).
• It is generally accepted that doses of any vitamin greatly in excess of nutritional requirements will result either in toxicity (vitamins A and D) or in the excess simply being metabolised; thus evidence in favour of vitamin supplementation supports only doses in the normal range.
• Rabbits eat these to meet their nutritional requirements; the mucous coating allows the nutrients to pass through the acidic stomach for digestion in the intestines.
• Most anthozoans supplement their predation by incorporating into their tissues certain unicellular, photosynthetic organisms known as zooxanthellae (or zoochlorellae in a few instances); many fulfil the bulk of their nutritional requirements in this way.