Sentences with phrase «particularly valuable energy»

KBs are particularly valuable energy sources when the body has limited carbohydrate stores (as in sustained exercise or after a fast), with KBs able to provide: 2 % of the body's energy requirements after an over-night fast; and 30 % after a 3 - day fast (50 % of basal energy requirements and 70 % of brain energy [8].

KBs are particularly valuable energy sources when the body has limited carbohydrate stores (as in sustained exercise or after a fast), with KBs able to provide: 2 % of the body's energy requirements after an over-night fast; and 30 % after a 3 - day fast (50 % of basal energy requirements and 70 % of brain energy

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This dual energy source is particularly valuable for athletes.

These two forms of MCT are particularly valuable because they take far fewer steps to convert to caloric energy than the other saturated fat forms found in coconut oil.

One such amino acid, glycine, is particularly valuable, as helps convert glucose into energy and prevent muscle loss.

Fats are also a very concentrated source of energy which makes them particularly valuable for small - and toy - breed dogs like the Chihuahua who have very fast metabolisms.

You can read reams of valuable context on the issues surrounding the Alberta resource and the pipeline in Foreign Policy (a particularly illuminating new tour of North American energy prospects by Charles Homans) The Times, The New Yorker, The Economist and more reams of blog and editorial commentary.

And while expanded use of natural gas can provided a valuable bridge toward non-polluting energy choices, according to many experts, those darned pipelines have found strident opposition, backyard by backyard, particularly in crowded regions of the country.

Green Button Data is a valuable tool for understanding a home or business's energy usage, and it is particularly helpful for solar designers.

It is particularly valuable in securing supplies of critical resources, and recycling of rare metals is essential for the European Union to pioneer new technologies, particularly in areas such as communication technologies and renewable energy.