The phrase "assessed supplement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an evaluation or analysis of a supplement is being discussed, such as in research or health-related documents.
Example: "The researchers conducted an assessed supplement to determine the efficacy of the new vitamin formulation."
Alternatives: "evaluated supplement" or "analyzed supplement".
However, this study only included antioxidant values from fruits and vegetables, identified from variable literature sources, and did not assess supplement use.
Besides preclinical studies, the ODS supports efforts to standardize methods for assessing supplements, as Congress mandated in 2002.
Crucially, nutritional status will be assessed and supplemented for a series of studies by GlaxoSmithKline.
The zeolite product used in this study would cost-effectively replace sodium bicarbonate as a ruminal buffer additive in a lactating dairy diet, but its efficacy needs to be further assessed when supplemented in a high-concentrate lactating dairy diet whereby animals may experience subacute ruminal acidosis.
The effect of the presence of Cyt b5 on CYP6Z8 activity was assessed by supplementing the incubation reaction with 2.5 50 pmol of Cyt b5.
The effect of the presence of Cyt b5 on CYP6Z8 activity was assessed by supplementing incubation mixtures with 80 pmol (8 equivalents) of purified Ae. aegypti Cyt b5.
To assess dietary supplement use and its association with micronutrient intakes and adequacy among 2,195 US men and women aged 40 to 59 years from eight diverse population samples surveyed by the International Population Study on Macronutrients and Blood Pressure.
For sensitivity analysis, the association was assessed among calcium supplement non-users.
These reports were assessed by dietary supplement experts, pharmacists and registered dietitians.
The third model assessed nutrients from supplement intake (listed in Table 2), and the fourth model incorporated significant (and close to significant) variables from models one, two, and three (all the models with the covariates and nutrients and their respective outputs are provided in Table 3).
