Sentences with phrase «few milligrams»

The Blend burger contains fewer calories, fewer grams of saturated fat and fewer milligrams of sodium compared to the standard burger for schools.

Unlike with broccoli or strawberries, the extra nutrients in organic carrots aren't worth your while; there's so much vitamin A already that an extra few milligrams gets lost in a sea of clear skin.

Then comes the «nerve - wracking» task of scraping off the calcite without marring the pigment, and the painstaking analysis of a sample of few milligrams.

To collect a few milligrams of his bone powder for analysis, scientists in the Natural History Museum's ancient DNA lab drilled a tiny, 2 mm wide hole into the ancient skull.

When we looked at a whole variety of fields with tile drainage systems, we found that some had very low sulfate concentrations — just a few milligrams per liter.

Beers typically contain between 100 and 200 proteins, each present in concentrations of a few milligrams per litre.

I take no more than a few milligrams of THC in a dose.

The fewer milligrams consumed, the lower the child's risk of obesity later in life.

The mineral loss from bones into the broth was extremely low — just a few milligrams of calcium and magnesium.

You only need a few milligrams or less, but to avoid it at all costs makes me worry about your reproductive organs.

Because borax is not readily inhaled or absorbed through intact skin, it is difficult to see how even a few milligrams daily could get into the body with the conventional use.

The fewer milligrams of lactose that are present means the less likely it is your dog is going to wind up with acute intestinal distress.

It even adds iron to one's diet; anemics are told to cook their food in cast iron in order to benefit from the few milligrams of iron that leach from the pan with each meal.