Examples of using Digests in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Gastric acid produced in the stomach partially digests food particles that eventually go to the small intestine where they are fully digested. .
The body digests food using the movement of muscles in the GI tract,
Your body digests the proteins in the usual manner,
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Nutrition is a process in which the body digests food to obtain the nutrients it needs for growth
Whey protein digests extremely quickly, sometimes in as little as 45 minutes, making it an ideal post-workout protein.
Under the calm water lies a veritable factory where this ultimately linked richness and diversity patiently filters the water and digests all the pollution.
So, it is not the cow(or any other herbivorous animal) that digests the grass but the bacteria in her rumen.
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Biser: Do animals also have a special section of the stomach where food digests itself?
how the digestive system digests food(enzymes simply as biological catalysts).
the way their body digests particular foods.
ultimately linked richness and diversity… patiently filters the water and digests all the pollution.
to perform the generation of checksums, compile digests, carry out logical operations.
The result is a great-tasting concentrated fuel source that goes down and digests easier than other energy gels.
It is for example important to have enough gastric acid to activate the protease enzyme pepsin, which digests protein.
both during the time when mind digests stored impressions,
Macrophages are a type of immune white blood cell that engulfs and digests cellular debris,
Macrophages are a type of white blood cell of the immune system that engulfs and digests cellular debris,
a catalytic chemical process that digests certain plastics(called polyesters)