Sentence examples for supplement deficient from inspiring English sources

Trabecular metal™ is a well-established and well-described material used to supplement deficient bone stock in surgery of the spine, hip, and knee.

The wild type flies' eclosion rate, in contrast, remained the same either in iron supplemented or deficient, zinc supplemented or deficient food.

In fact, 1/3 of bank tellers in the US recieve public assistance to supplement their deficient incomes and that cost taxpayers $112M in benefits - money we PAY to JPM to run the food stamp program their employees need because they don't pay them enough to live on!  .

Under laboratory conditions, when a single gene related to the biosynthesis of an amino acid or nucleotide is defected, the auxotrophic cells cannot grow on a selective medium containing no corresponding compound, unless they are transformed by recombinant DNA to supplement the deficient gene.

Therefore, the predicted PPIs can supplement the deficient data of the protein interaction networks associated with the protein complexes.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04047.005 10.7554/eLiFigure47.006 Figure 2 figure supplement 2. Deficient thalamocortical connectivity in hevin KO is not due to decreased cortical neuron density.

In addition, tissue arginine availability did not increase in citrulline supplemented NOS deficient mice.

Practitioners may need to rethink insulin administration and glycaemic control measures if insulin therapy may be considered as supplementing a deficient vital hormone.

The specificity of D2 and E6 for FVIII was demonstrated by immunoprecipitation of the FVIII protein in full-length recombinant FVIII (rFVIII) supplemented FVIII-deficient plasma, but not in FVIII-deficient plasma alone.

Screening for histidine and tryptophan auxotrophs was done on M9 minimal Medium 0.4% glucose, 1.5% agar, 2 mg/mL Uracil with synthetic complete (SC) (i.e., Leucine deficient supplement (Clonetech, #630414) + 200 mg/L Leucine (Sigma, #L8000), without histidine (-H) or without tryptophan (-T) amino acid supplement (Clonetech, #630415, #630414 respectively).

Further randomised controlled trials are needed to determine the maximum benefit obtainable by supplementing vitamin D deficient children and adolescents, whether benefits accrue with increasing duration of supplementation, below what serum vitamin D level benefits of supplementation can be seen, and whether benefits persist after supplementation ceases.