Sentence examples for metal supplements from inspiring English sources

Makkar and Cameotra [ 7] reported that the biosurfactant production increased considerably (almost double) by the addition of metal supplements.

All HpMT metal complexes analysed in this work were biosynthesized in 2-L Erlenmeyer cultures of the corresponding transformed E. coli cells grown in LB medium with 100 mg mL-1 ampicillin and the following metal supplements: 300 μM ZnCl2 or CdCl2 for the zinc- or cadmium-rich media, or 500 μM CuSO4 for the copper-rich medium.

For this purpose, one set (each containing 02 glass culture bottles) having capacity of 500 ml was prepared for each metal supplemented with 200 ml of LB broth with initial metal concentration of 50 ppm for both metals.

In the case of MCF-7 cells, the disulfiram biphasic response was completely abolished by both zinc and copper supplementation, however cytotoxicity of disulfiram at lower concentrations was reduced by addition of either metal supplement.

These cultures were allowed to grow for 18 h and the final OD600 was recorded and plotted as a percentage of the OD600 reached by the culture grown without metal supplement.

In the first experiment (i.e. Basil neighbour experiment), 3600 chilli seeds were randomly apportioned among 3 treatments, each replicated 4 times and kept randomly interspersed throughout a 5.30 m Controlled Environment Room (CER) fitted with high-intensity discharge lamps (standard metal halide supplemented with halogen; 650 μmol of photons s-1 m-2 photosynthetic active radiation).

His father, Craig, was a sculptor in unwieldly metals who supplemented his income by tending bar at the Sundial Lounge, a hundred feet from where Randy was lying.

They used their findings to comment on safety in the dietary supplement industry as a whole, implying that their results indicate that heavy metal contamination in supplements is a major health concern.

It has been hypothesized that the use of metal salt as supplements in the fermentation process would retain the non-metal salt ions such as Cl- or SO4 as impurity in the medium.

The use of metal NPs as supplement would reduce the impact of non-metallic ions of the metal salts in a fermentation process.

Since Mr. Borba works mostly with found or discarded materials — broken tiles, pieces of wood, rusted metal, plastic bottles — supplemented by power tools, duct tape and other everyday objects, the proclivity of New Yorkers to throw things away also excites him.