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Food industry The addition of vitamins or minerals to a food—e.g., wheat—which may have been lost during processing
Molecular biology Increasing the proportion of a specific organism or mutant strain from a mixed population
Nuclear medicine The purification of radioactive material to increase signal intensity; the process of increasing one isotope’s concentration in a sample relative to that of other isotopes of that same element
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enrichment

Food industry The addition of vitamins or minerals to a food–eg, wheat, which may have been lost during processing. See White flour; Cf Whole grains.
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Next, we started to rear undocked pigs on fully slatted systems, with one enrichment item (the spruce or rubber toy (EasyFix)) per 14 pigs with either high or standard dietary fibre.
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The use of environmental enrichment have had positive results in different animal species including rabbits (SILOTO et al., 2009), felids ("big cats"--cougars and lions) (CARNIATTO et al., 2008), marmosets (BORGES et al., 2011), pigs (MAIA et al., 2013), chimpanzees (PULLEN et al., 2010), snow leopards (DIAS, 2010), broilers (SANS et al., 2014) and shelter dogs (COPPOLA et al., 2006).
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With this situation in mind, MTNA awards Program Enrichment Grants that provide "seed funds" to assist in the creation of application materials that can lead to larger funding from other organizations.
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