| High content of easily assimilable protein enhances growth and development of fish. |
| Seeds to germinate bio esparto, radish, fennel of Germline, a source of highly assimilable essential nutrients. |
| Where poetry that was palatably assimilable to Australian traditions or paradigms won acceptance, John's was resisted. |
| Many problems with fermentation of musts or mashes in South Tyrol can be explained by a shortage of assimilable nitrogen. |
| This led to a labor theory of intellectual production that was assimilable to the Marxist notion of the labor theory of value. |
| Calcium supports the maintenance of the osseous capital, in assimilable form to support the osseous remineralisation. |
