"Usable form" refers to the state of something being easily used, understood, or accessed by people. It implies that the thing is in a format or condition that can be effectively utilized without difficulty.
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One of the many benefits is that cells are getting a higher volume and a more
usable form of nutrients.
Major dog food companies make every effort to not only balance ingredients, but also provide the ingredients
in usable form to provide balanced proportions of vitamins and minerals for maximum benefit.
There is little here that is not the common possession of present - day
biblical usable form what the big books tell at greater length.
Clearly, both native and exotic plants form intimate relationships with bacteria in the soil that facilitate the extraction and conversion of elements to
biologically usable forms.
Major dog food companies make every effort to not only balance their food but also to provide the ingredients
in usable form.
Is His job is to translate the eReader's specifications and capabilities into
usable form for, say, a Best Buy sales rep demonstrating a Daily Edition to a customer.
Insulin is required for converting this excess glucose into energy and it does just that; it first converts the blood sugar into glycogen, an
easily usable form of energy, and then it shuttles this glycogen off into your glycogen stores.
In addition to these benefits, high quality beef liver provides all the fat soluble vitamins (A, D, K & E) in
highly usable forms, and provides meaningful amounts of folic acid, copper, zinc, chromium and hyaluronic acid.
An enzyme (aromatase) in the body converts excess testosterone that it finds into estradiol — the
most usable form of estrogen.
«This is one step in measuring and understanding the interactions between light and molecules, which we hope will eventually lead to more efficient conversion of sunlight to electrical and
other usable forms of energy,» said lead study author Paul S. Weiss, a distinguished professor of chemistry and biochemistry who holds UCLA's Fred Kavli Chair in Nanosystems Sciences.
A handful of biologists is working to endow major crops with the ability to «fix» nitrogen from the air into a
biochemically usable form, a talent that is currently limited to certain microbes — and is essential to life.
It is important to note that the
ONLY usable form of Vitamin B12 is found in animal foods — ideally wild - caught, grass - fed, and / or pastured animal foods.
These
readily usable forms of minerals are ultimately designed to make the vitamins we ingest more effective, and are a must if all bodily systems are to function correctly.
This metamorphosis recalls Jungen's own observations of life on reserves, where certain discarded objects are often converted or recycled into other
usable forms due to a lack of commercial and financial resources.
Our project will mix public domain portions of the 19th edition with newly - created material that implements the Bluebook's system of citation in a
fully usable form.
According to the FRCP, litigants are required to produce electronically stored information (ESI) in the form in which it is ordinarily maintained (often referred to as «native format») on in a «
reasonably usable form.»
More accurately, Brassica vegetables contain myrosinase, which helps break down glucosinolates like glucoraphanin
into usable forms of isothiocyanates including sulforaphane.
Insulin is required for converting this excess glucose into energy and it does just that; it first converts the blood sugar into glycogen, an
easily usable form of energy, and then it shuttles off this glycogen into your glycogen stores.
[FACT: In addition to these benefits, high quality beef liver provides all the fat soluble vitamins (A, D, K & E) in
highly usable forms, and provides meaningful amounts of folate, copper, zinc, chromium and hyaluronic acid.]
These nutrients are highly bioavailable from their fiber-less animal sources, already
in usable form (as opposed to a nutrient precursor), and key players for healing and fighting inflammation.
Trichodesmium microbes, however, can crack those bonds and transform nitrogen into
more usable forms.
Experts claim that DHA and EPA are the most easily
usable forms of Omega 3 for the body and consuming these from foods like sardines and other fatty fish can help correct this ratio.
We can't access your assets or any other information in
any usable form but if anything happens to your device, you can just download the Edge app on a new device, enter your username and password and your assets are right where you left them.
If the facts don't hang together on a latticework of theory, you don't have them in
a usable form.
The «cash» is a conversion of the homeowner's home equity into a liquid,
usable form.
With the help of bacteria in the soil, peas and other pulse crops are able to take nitrogen gas from the air and convert it into more complex and
usable forms.
«Well - presented, honest and evidence - based — this is the first book I have seen that translates scientific insights into
a usable form for parents.
Recognizing the important information in scientific studies of infant sleep, this is the first book I have seen that translated many of these insights into
a usable form for parents.
It is Francis Maude, I understand, who has the job of converting all policy ideas into
usable form.
It could be molded into a shape or pressed paper - thin and then cut or sawed into
usable forms.
Mitochondria are tiny organelles that harness energy and turn it into
a usable form.
Existing reactors could produce the isotope but at least $ 150 million in new equipment would be needed to process it into
a usable form.
Dissolving ores in a molten electrolyte and passing a current through it could reduce iron oxides to a more
usable form and produce oxygen at the same time.
J. Craig Venter, the innovative scientist who spearheaded the sequencing of the human genome in 2000, is exploring ways of using genomics to engineer microbes with enhanced capabilities for converting solar radiation to
usable forms of fuel.
There is a renewed interest in soil tests which look for the nutrients which are not in plant
usable form... on the theory that if you have enough microbes they will convert the unusable nutrient into plant usable form.
If you are taking flax, chia, or other grain type forms of Alpha Linolenic Acid — remember this, your body can only convert a very small amount of it to
its usable form in the body of DHA.
Alcohol hinders a person's absorption of thiamine, and interferes with the enzyme that converts it into
a usable form in the body.
Green peas act as natural nitrogen fixers, converting the compound into
a usable form for organisms.
Since folic acid can't be converted into
the usable form, it can build up in the body, which can raise levels of homocysteine.
Those of us with a MTHFR gene mutation have a highly reduced ability to convert folic acid or even folate into
a usable form.
Without iron, iodide from food can not be converted into
its usable form of iodine.
It also supports the process of converting T4, the storage form of thyroid hormones, into free T3,
the usable form of the hormone.
Glycine is also a crucial ingredient in bile acids, which are responsible for the breakdown of fats into
their usable form.
If you can't convert folic acid into
a usable form, there won't be enough methionine.
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