Preposition: of

• starch: Also contains Amylase and cellulose, which are enzymes that assist with the digestion of starches and cellulose.

• carbohydrate: The presence of the other food groups slows down the digestion of the carbohydrates.

Converse of object

• inhibit: Also, the digestive system needs some space to operate in, so stuffing yourself to the maximum will actually inhibit digestion.

• stimulate: And after dinner, go for a brisk walk to stimulate digestion.

• aid: The addition of fiber in the diet will aid digestion.

• resist: DNA from a virus fed to mice has been found to resist digestion in the gut.

Preposition: in

• gut: DNA from a virus fed to mice has been found to resist digestion in the gut.

• stomach: So both digestion in the stomach and the differentiation of the chyle in the liver are Jupiterian functions.

Adjective modifier

• anaerobic: The anaerobic digestion in itself does not pose any problems.

• enzymatic: The proteins were cleaved by chemical or enzymatic digestion to produce peptide maps, which were analyzed by pulsed delayed extraction MALDI-MS.

• sluggish: Ginger is also known to relieve travel and morning sickness and can improve a sluggish digestion.

• incomplete: Ama is the most common type of toxin, and is the waste product of incomplete digestion.

• proper: Vitamin A prompts the secretion of gastric juices necessary for proper digestion of proteins.

• weak: Honey is a boon to those with weak digestion.

Noun used with modifier

• rumen: Rumen digestion alone left 27 % of seeds still able to germinate.

• trypsin: A remote controlled gel cutter dispenses samples into 96-well plates for trypsin digestion and mass analysis.

• protease: Discussion It seemed likely at first that the protease digestion of the strawberries had not been successful.

• sludge: Such engines are sometimes run partly on the gas ( mostly methane ) from the sludge digestion tanks.

• starch: For example, a simple starch digestion experiment might use a neutral starch suspension in a test tube at room temperature.

• enzyme: A common way in which proteins are degraded is by ' enzyme digestion ' .