Sentence examples for sufficient supplements from inspiring English sources

To evaluate whether β-glycerol phosphate and ascorbate are sufficient supplements for the induction of osteogenic differentiation or whether dexamethasone is mandatory, the cells were cultured on TCPS in basal medium (BM), osteogenic medium (OM) containing β-glycerol phosphate and ascorbate, and OM/D (OM supplemented with dexamethasone), respectively, and analysed for TNAP activity at day 11.

So, it was estimated that sufficient supplement of oxygen accelerates the carbon flux flowing to cell growth of A. niger.

Because sufficient concentration of intracellular tRNA and optimized codons of recombinant proteins enhanced translation efficiency, we hypothesized that sufficient supplement of host's tRNA improved protein productivity in mammalian cells.

Therefore, we are convinced that this transcriptome sequence is a sufficient supplement for further genetic dissection important agricultural traits, especially bast fiber development mechanism in jute.

Sufficient nitrogen supplement was needed in the fermentation.

This head loss, found between Points 2 and 3 must be sufficient to supplement the system's actual TDH to reach the TDH that was used for the original design.

If the collision energy can be successfully recycled, it may therefore be sufficient to supplement an impaired push-off.

As there are few natural food sources of vitamin D, the failure of postmenopausal women with osteoporosis to take sufficient vitamin D supplements can result in vitamin D inadequacy.

We point out that the proof of the result by Pia̧tek is not sufficient and we supplement it with an additional sufficient condition for the convergence of the iterative sequence.

Based on a theoretical assumption that only 6%% of a testosterone dose in male (testosterone undecanoate 120 mg/day) is sufficient for testosterone supplement for females which would correspond to approximately 50 mg per week [ 14].

Many pharmacists do not have sufficient knowledge of dietary supplements to provide counselling (Boon et al. 2009).