Sentence examples for supplement concluded from inspiring English sources

Many reviews were not kind, though Peter Conrad in the Times Literary Supplement concluded that it was "quarrelsome, acute, bracing and should be read".

The supplement concludes with three practical clinical articles.

The supplement concludes with a study of the cancer-specific variation in emergency presentation by sex, age and deprivation across 27 common and rarer cancers (Abel et al, 2015).

By examining a random sample of 10 percent of the words in the four-volume Burchfield supplement and comparing those entries with those in the 1933 supplement, she concluded that Dr. Burchfield deleted 17 percent of words that she broadly categorized as borrowed from regional dialects of English or coming from another language.

Silverthorne and Sorensen (1971) noted that there is conflicting evidence whether seaweed meals are more beneficial than standard mineral supplements and concluded that, as an animal food supplement, seaweeds have not shown any definite advantages over alternative additives.

This summary has reviewed data from three clinical trials of people taking omega-3 supplements and concluded that they do not have likely benefits in preventing cognitive decline.

A Cochrane review (Baldwin et al, 2004) investigating the impact of dietary counselling with and without oral nutrition supplements in malnourished patients concluded that nutrition supplements were more important than dietary counselling in maintaining body weight, but there were insufficient data to conclude whether the supplements decreased morbidity and mortality.

A meta-analysis of 15 peer-reviewed publications evaluating the effects of BA – with a median of 179 g BA supplemented – on exercise concluded that there was a significant improvement for exercise lasting 60 240 seconds (P = 0.001) as well as >240 s (P = 0.046) compared to placebo.

Last month, a comprehensive review of 79 of the best conducted experiments on the supplement's health benefits concluded that they make "little to no difference" on outcomes of premature death due to heart disease or stroke.

Perkin et al likewise found a significant correlation between dietary supplement use and smoking among college students and concluded that dietary supplement use could be seen as off-setting the unhealthy effects of smoking [ 17].

The authors of one analysis concluded that supplements containing ephedra and ephedrine trigger modest short-term weight loss (about 2 pounds per month more than placebo).