Sentence examples for diet amended from inspiring English sources

The Diet amended this by authorizing the construction of four battlecruisers (the ) and one battleship, later named Fusō, in what became the Naval Emergency Expansion bill.

In this study, calculation of the As ABA used results from the mouse assay for a diet amended with 7 ppm As as sodium arsenate.

Further, mortality of P. gossypiella larvae reared on diet amended with B. thuringiensis toxin and Enterobacter sp. NAB3 was generally faster than with B. thuringiensis toxin alone.

The same concentration of B. thuringiensis caused only 0to10%0% mortality in V. cardui, M. sexta, P. rapae, and H. virsescens when larvae were reared on diet amended with antibiotics.

Larvae of all species were reared in 15 mm Petri dishes on sterilized artificial diet (USDA, Hamden Formula: M. sexta, V. cardui, P. rapae, H. virescens; amended USDA, PBW formula: P. gossypiella) or sterilized artificial diet amended with antibiotics (500 mg/l of diet each penicillin, gentamicin, rifampicin, streptomycin).

Duplicate assays with diets amended with soil 4 (4b, 4b) yielded As ABA estimates of 6.7% and 7.1%.

Increasing cumulative ingestion of As from amended diets was associated with increasing cumulative urinary excretion of As. Figure 2A shows As ABA estimates from diets amended with AsV, test soils, or SRMs.

Triplicate assays with diets amended with National Institute of Standards and Technology's NIST-2710, Montana Soil SRM (soils 10a, 10b, 10c), yielded As ABA estimates ranging from 25.9%to27.2%25.9%to27.2%

In the absence of a change in the rate of urinary clearance of As over a wide dose range, it is likely that mice ingesting diets amended with AsV or As-containing soils will reach whole-body steady-state body burden during the experimental period used in this study (Hughes et al. 2003).

In period 3, the RFS diet was amended with 13.6 mg of monensin/kg of DM (RFS/Mon treatment), and in period 4, the cows were returned to the RFS diet without monensin (RFS/Post treatment).

The gross clinical condition of mice was unaffected by ingestion of any of the amended diets; amendment of diet with soil or sodium arsenate did not significantly affect cumulative diet consumption (data not shown).