Sentence examples for supplement between from inspiring English sources

Which rather raises the question of why OUP has decided to bring out a new supplement between hardcovers.

Using a large face database and a large palmprint database as the test data, the experimental results show that the presented approach significantly improves the recognition effect of single sample biometrics problem, and there is strong supplement between face and palmprint biometrics.

Spearman correlation between the achieved protein supplement between weeks 12 and 24 and the delta of PNA between weeks 12 and 24 was 0.45 (p = 0.004).> -wrap-foot> aMean ± SD or median (25th, 75th percentiles) presented In the mixed effects analysis, mean PNA significantly increased by 0.13 (95 % CI, 0.03 to 0.22) g/kg/d during the interventional phase (Table  4, first row).

In a trial of a nutritional supplement significant between-group differences were found for ADL [ 16].

Its foreign-born population was supplemented between 1880 and 1890 by new arrivals from Austria-Hungary, Poland, the Netherlands, Russia, Portugal, Greece, China, Japan, Turkey, and Mexico.

Also, if you live in the UK, consider vitamin D supplements between November and March, when the British sun isn't strong enough for our skin to manufacture vitamin D.

Only 40.4percentt of mothers in California exclusively breastfeed their infants during the first three months, feeding them only breast milk and no formula or water supplements between feedings.

Eleven trains a day run between Aberdeen and Inverness, taking about hours, supplemented between Aberdeen and Inverurie by approximately the same number of local trains.

"All-Star mode" is an unlockable feature of Melee, requiring the player to defeat every character in the game while having only three health supplements between battles.

The Op-Ed said the American Assn. of Poison Control Centers' reported 1.3 million adverse reactions to vitamins, minerals and dietary supplements between 1983 and 2004; in that period, the association reported 1.3 million exposures, which don't necessarily involve adverse reactions.

HA was long conjectured to be the "lubricating" molecule responsible for low joint friction, because of its high bulk viscosity; it is still often injected as a visco-supplement between the articular surfaces of knees and hips affected by osteoarthritis (OA).