Sentence examples for ones supplement from inspiring English sources

Various grants will, for example, support exchanges of professors between American medical schools and African ones, supplement the salaries of doctors who might otherwise quit or moonlight to make ends meet, pay for technology that will let medical students present cases from remote clinics, and underwrite scholarships so students from poor families can be recruited.

In spite of the over-representation of promoter CpG islands in divergent promoter genes, which is thought to regulate coordinated gene expression, this group of genes exhibited PCI+ structural characterisitics similar to those of unidirectional ones (Supplement S1, Figure S1, Table S1, Table S2).

Of the 805 Chinese traditional medicines, 428 appear on only one supplemented list, whereas 712 appear on less than five lists, accounting for 91% of the total.

Of the 783 chemical medicines, 319 appear on only one supplemented list, whereas 588 appear on less than five lists, accounting for 75% of the total.

Moreover, 51%% reported that they used more than one supplement at any given time and continued to use them while deployed on operations.

found that a third of them said they regularly took at least one supplement.

One supplement, L-theanine, a natural constituent in green tea, is claimed to neutralise the jittery side-effects of caffeine.

So is it really contradictory to say, as one supplement did recently, that one should "kickstart the diet with a juice cleanse", only for the main newspaper to proclaim on its front page the same day that obesity is rising due to increased sugar intake "from fruits and juices"?

They have learned thus far that there is no "quick fix" for the aging brain, and little evidence that any one supplement or program or piece of equipment can protect or enhance brain function — advertisements for products like ginkgo biloba to the contrary.

Of the 101 supplement users, 72 (71.3 %) took one supplement daily.

Long-term use of a dietary supplement was defined as taking one supplement for at least 50%% of the study days.