Sentence examples for add supplementation from inspiring English sources
Two members of the nursing staff daily add supplementation to breast milk or to preterm formula (Nenatal®, Nutricia Nederland B.V., Zoetermeer, The Netherlands), according to the parents' choice.
Two members of the nursing staff daily add supplementation to breast milk or to preterm formula (Nenatal Start®, Nutricia Nederland B.V., Zoetermeer, The Netherlands), according to the parents' choice.
To supplement to normal levels would mean adding supplementation in order to reach normal plasma concentrations, or normal availability in tissues if more invasive monitoring is possible.
Since the key issues of energy conversion efficiency in composite-based energy harvesters depend on how to uniformly disperse the piezoelectric nanomaterials inside the matrix, it is essential to add the supplementation as filler or dispersant for enhancing the distribution.
To test the statistical significance of interaction between vitamin E supplementation and potential modifying factors, we first added the supplementation and modifying factor to the regression model.
However, she added: "Widespread supplementation is already happening in some countries and should certainly be looked at in the UK.
This outcome indicates the possibility of adding blueberry supplementation to the therapeutic arsenal which should be evaluated further in experimental models of CHF.
Any subsequent updates with fully described new features or errata can also be added for supplementation of the initial deposited material.
One study by the Africa Centre calculated the costs of adding nutritional supplementation to the management of HIV-infected children (79), but studies on the cost-effectiveness of nutrition programmes were lacking.
Significant differences between initial values and AA content in EM of ADD after supplementation were observed from week 8 until the end of the study (p ≤ 0.01).
Presently the recommendation from ESPEN and ASPEN/SCCM is to add intravenous (IV) glutamine supplementation when total parenteral nutrition (TPN) is given to critically ill patients [1 3].
