Sentences with phrase «slightly higher protein content»

Food that's made with Hard Red Wheat has a slightly higher protein content than other wheat varieties.

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The significantly higher protein content was modestly offset by slightly more calories in the control phase, which reduces the amount of protein required to maintain nitrogen balance.

I think the fat content is slightly on the high side, and it contains acceptable amounts of carbohydrates, with a good amount of proteins per serving.

Our Clean Lean Protein has a PDCAAS of around 0.98 (slightly higher than whole eggs) but offers the advantages of being both highly alkaline and an isolated protein, meaning straight protein without other potentially negative factors (such as fat or sugar coProtein has a PDCAAS of around 0.98 (slightly higher than whole eggs) but offers the advantages of being both highly alkaline and an isolated protein, meaning straight protein without other potentially negative factors (such as fat or sugar coprotein, meaning straight protein without other potentially negative factors (such as fat or sugar coprotein without other potentially negative factors (such as fat or sugar content).

: Another good source of omega - 3s, shrimp are high in protein and low in fat and calories, balancing their slightly elevated cholesterol content.

The Harmony line offers slightly higher fresh meat inclusions and the Melody line still offers high protein content but it is a more economical option.

It's also got a relatively high protein content (31 %, which isn't crazy, but still very healthy) and a slightly lower carbohydrate content.

For a typical Yorkie, the protein content is just slightly higher than I suggested, at 29 %, and the fat content is just slightly lower, at 14 %.

Acana has a lower protein and total fresh meat content than Orijen with slightly higher carbohydrate levels, which allows this cat food to provide unbeatable value and a price point that makes Biologically Appropriate pet foods accessible to a wide range of pet lovers.

Fat provides more than twice the amount of energy per weight unit than protein or carbohydrates, so if a food is slightly higher in fat content, it will automatically provide more energy.