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Nutritional Quality of Conventional, Organic, and Hydroponic Tomatoes Commercialized in Quito, Ecuador. [PDF]
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Nutritional, Rheological, and Sensory Assessment of Functional Toast Bread Fortified With Rye Flour and Basil Seed Gum Powder. [PDF]
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Journal of Endodontics, 2013
An incompletely formed tooth is left with thin dentin walls and experiences a higher incidence of cervical root fracture that reduces the long-term overall prognosis of the tooth. Faced with these situations, clinicians have attempted to use various restorative methods to reinforce the remaining root.
Robert R, Seghi +3 more
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An incompletely formed tooth is left with thin dentin walls and experiences a higher incidence of cervical root fracture that reduces the long-term overall prognosis of the tooth. Faced with these situations, clinicians have attempted to use various restorative methods to reinforce the remaining root.
Robert R, Seghi +3 more
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Iron Fortification in the Americas
Nutrition Reviews, 2002Food fortification is an important complement to food-based approaches to satisfy the nutritional needs of people in developing as well as developed countries. The Pan American Health Organization identified iron fortification of foods as one of the strategies for the control of iron deficiency in the Americas. Currently, iron fortification of foods is
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1996
Abstract Permanent army bases and many urban areas in the late Empire were defended by fortifications. In addition, some fortified refuge sites existed. Though each site was important in its own right (especially military ones), it also had a place in a defensive network, dependent on its size and location.
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Abstract Permanent army bases and many urban areas in the late Empire were defended by fortifications. In addition, some fortified refuge sites existed. Though each site was important in its own right (especially military ones), it also had a place in a defensive network, dependent on its size and location.
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Fortification of Foods with Nutrients
1976Of all the foods consumed by man, none except human milk will give him complete nourishment, and then only during the first few months of life. In common with other animals, man is nourished by a variety of foods selected from the plants and animals present in his environment.
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