Sentence examples for supplementation approaches from inspiring English sources

Many previous studies have used supplementation approaches which are generally easier to run and control at the trial stage but use interventions which may be less easy to implement sustainably than fortification approaches.

This could be one reason for the inconsistent results for tryptophan supplementation approaches in the treatment of ADHD [ 45].

Such interventions include oxygen, self-management approaches, breathing exercises, use of fans, acupuncture/acupressure, calorie controlled diet, selenium supplementation, approaches to reduce anxiety and panic, or those interventions that may be theoretically useful but for which no studies have been carried out so far (e.g. Alexander technique or other complementary therapies).

Even with supplementation approaching maximally tolerated doses, ascorbate plasma concentrations are always <250  μmol/L and frequently <150  μmol/L.

The negative data have only shown that the antioxidant supplementation approach was apparently the wrong way to counteract CVD, and better approaches are needed.

Interestingly, we observed a clear time-dependent effect suggesting that a long-term supplementation approach (>6 months) may be necessary to affect immunity.

In a supplementation approach, nurses complement the work of physicians or extend the range of services to improve the quality of care.

A recent randomized controlled trial of probiotic intervention in normal weight women in pregnancy reported a decline in the rate of GDM from 34%to1313% with a combined dietary/probiotic supplementation approach [ 21].

Research is needed to assess the cost-effectiveness of such a routine testing and selective supplementation approach on a population level, taking into account country-specific prevalence rates of SGA and ID in women of childbearing age.

In the xylanase supplementation approach, varying amounts of xylanase (5 to 60 mg/g cellulose) were added to the minimum amount of cellulases (35 mg/g cellulose) which had previously been determined to be required for 70% of the cellulose to be hydrolyzed.

However, the xylanase supplementation approach increased the total protein loading required to achieve significant improvements in hydrolysis (an additive effect), whereas the partial replacement of cellulases with xylanase resulted in similar improvements in hydrolysis without increasing enzyme loading (a synergistic effect).