Sentence examples for includes supplementation from inspiring English sources

We derived a protocol for paracrine/autocrine supplementation for in vitro maturation of cumulus-free oocytes that includes supplementation with BDNF, IGF-I, GDNF, leptin, FGF2 and estradiol as shown in Figure 2C.

Food and feed uses of avidin wheat might involve processing that includes supplementation with the vitamins.

The treatment of choice now also includes supplementation with hydrocortisone, found to sustain tighter layers in many brain endothelial models (Förster et al., 2008; Hoheisel et al., 1998).

Various initiatives, of which the majority includes supplementation, have been undertaken to help improve the nutritional state for those older people being admitted to the hospital [ 1, 5].

Available drug therapy against fluorosis includes supplementations with aluminum, magnesium, calcium, amino acid, and vitamins (C, D, and E) [ 1, 3].

Effective micronutrient interventions for pregnant women included supplementation with iron folate (which increased haemoglobin at term by 12 g/L, 2·93 21·07) and micronutrients (which reduced the risk of low birthweight at term by 16% (relative risk 0·84, 0·74 0·95).

Treatments, including supplementation with 3 kg concentrates/head/day, were grass silage (GS), maize silage (MS), fermented whole-crop wheat (FWCW), urea-treated, processed whole-crop wheat (UPWCW), and ad libitum concentrates supplemented with 5 kg grass silage/head/day (ALC).

The most effective technological approaches to combat iron deficiency in developing countries include supplementation targeted to high risk groups combined with a program of food fortification and dietary strategies designed to maximize the bio-availability of both the added and the intrinsic food iron.

Additional treatments include supplementation of carnitine, coenzyme Q, riboflavin or thiamine.

Nutrient treatments included supplementation of rehydration nutrients to the rehydration media (nutrient mix) or supplementation of DAP to the fermentation media (DAP) or no nutrients addition (control).

This study was designed to compare the efficiency of different mitigation strategies against low root zone temperatures during early growth as a major constraint for maize cultivation in temperate climates [1 4], including supplementation of critical micronutrients (Zn, Mn) [14], application of seaweed extracts [15], and inoculation with plant growth-promoting and cold- tolerant bacteria [16].