Sentences with phrase «fiber than humans are»
Dogs are much more sensitive to fiber than humans are.
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They were the first to demonstrate that a microwave beam could actually lift a real structure — a tiny sail, about 1.4 inches in diameter, composed of lightweight carbon fibers 10 times thinner than a human hair.
«That means things that are smaller than the diameter of a human hair, like cells, parts of cells or the fine structure of fibers.»
Hydras are much simpler than most of their cousins in the animal kingdom, but the basic pattern of aligned cytoskeletal fibers is common in many organs, including human muscles, heart, and guts.
The muscle fibers they created were uniformily muscle cells, but the fibers were still smaller than those found in real human muscle.
Human heart cells grown from stem cells show less - robust muscle fibers (green) in the presence of high levels of glucose (left) than when glucose levels were lower (right).
Muscle fibers are thinner than a human hair.
These fibers are 10 - 50 times thinner than the human hair.
Despite being rich in fiber and rich in health benefits, less than 1 % of the okara (soybean pulp) is fed to humans.
The question for you is can you propose a diet for these humans where they were able to get more than a tiny fraction of their daily calories from meat, eggs or insects that don't have fiber and still eat enough plant foods to get 100 grams a day
In less than 30 minutes from when Malibu walked through the doors at Hickory Veterinary Hospital, our Emergency and Surgical teams had placed Malibu under anesthesia and were performing a tracheoscopy (the process of using a fiber optic camera to look inside her trachea, using the same equipment human doctors would use on you!).
Gizmag reports on how these amazing photovoltaic fibers were made, «The origin of the solar - power fiber lies in earlier research by the team, on merging optical fibers with microchips by using high - pressure chemistry to deposit semi-conductors into tiny holes in optical fibers that are finer than a human hair.