Sentences with phrase «foods are inaccessible»

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«The essential hardware of the Martha Stewart way of life — a garden in which to grow food, an oven in which to bake it, and a large, stand - alone house — is still inaccessible to most Chinese.

Improved preservation technologies, Free Trade Agreements and faster distribution channels are globalising food value chains and opening up markets that were previously inaccessible.

Poisonous substances should be removed from cabinets that are placed at floor level and pet food should be made available to the family pet in an area that is inaccessible for the baby.

But soon it will be cold, and many of the country's roads will become inaccessible because of snow and landslides, making it difficult to get food to market.

Lead researcher Dr Morgan Beeby said: «We are used to observing evolution at the scale of animals or plants, such as the giraffe's neck slowly getting longer over time to reach previously inaccessible food.

Previous observations, including by Charles Darwin, have suggested that elephants may manipulate their breath to reach inaccessible food, but there has been limited opportunity to test this behaviour in an experimental setting.

Scientists thought the story stopped there, as this metamorphosis was thought to render the carbon inaccessible to bacteria and other bugs that could use it as food.

Accordingly, certain giraffes had longer necks through pure chance, and thereby had an advantage over other members of their species in reaching sources of food that had been hitherto inaccessible to them.

The Vilcabamba Valley is extremely inaccessible and has therefore been protected from many modern influences such as prepackaged foods and preservatives.

Casein is the suspected culprit, and if I understand correctly, the thought is that the casein binds with the antioxidants in the other food, ultimately making those antioxidants inaccessible to the body.

Place candy, cookies and other food in areas that are inaccessible to your cats.