People who climb mountains or fly in non-pressurized fixed-wing aircraft sometimes have supplemental supplies.
CES-supported clinics also receive supplemental supplies to ensure there are no stock-outs of essential medicines, diagnostic tests, and basic infection control supplies.
Passengers' masks have only a few minutes of oxygen, based on the theory that the pilot of a troubled plane will quickly descend to an altitude at which there is little need for a supplemental air supply.
Results of simulated long-term performance of the optimal operating rules show attainment of targets for remediation of the aquatic ecology of the St . Lucieestuary, riverine environmental protection, and reliable supplemental water supply.
Reservoir-assisted STA systems can provide additional benefits including maintenance of target frequency distributions of stormwater inflows into coastal estuarine systems for ecosystem rehabilitation, dry season flow augmentation in coastal riverine systems for maintaining the lower salinity zone, and supplemental water supply.
The technical information describing the ethanol scenarios (refer to Table 2 for a description of the scenario names), with supplemental energy supply to satisfy the net demands of the integrated pulping-ethanol process, are presented in Table 3.
Treatments included 1) no supplemental feed offered (control), 2) 0.91 kg/d of supplemental corn supplying 26 g UIP/d, 3) low-escape protein 0.91 kg/d of a 22% CP supplement supplying 117g UIP/d, or 4) high-escape protein 0.91 kg/d of a 42% CP supplement supplying 239 g UIP/d.
In both experiments NFC treatments were set such that the supplemental NFC supplied approximately 200 g/kg of the total substrate dry matter.
Even assuming a low value of 15 mg/g nitrogen in seeds, the supplemental feeding supplied enough nitrogen for less than 2.5 g of seeds, while the regression lines predicted a difference between fed and control plants' seedset of approximately 7 g for a 300 g plant (Figure 1), implying that the apparent seed gain involved more nitrogen than was added in food.
We used the supplemental data supplied by Gandhi and colleagues to examine cross-over between the results obtained in that study and the genes we identified as being altered in expression by susceptibility SNPs.[20] Only three genes were in common between the two sets: HLA-DQB1, HLA-DRB1 and STAT3.
