Sentence examples for supplementation of current from inspiring English sources

Supplementation of current standard of care therapy with renal cell therapy may improve the current suboptimal outcomes.

2-methylpropan-1-ol (isobutanol) is a leading candidate biofuel for the replacement or supplementation of current fossil fuels.

This supplementation of current knowledge was carefully undertaken to avoid communicating biases favouring specific attitudes.

Consequently, it is designed for the supplementation and enhancement of current nuclear power plants, not as a replacement.

On the strength of current evidence, supplementation for optimum cardiovascular outcomes alone does not seem to be a justifiable position, but, for overall health, following IOM [ 74] and National Institute for Health and Care NICEE) guidance [ 80] is the best effort to answer an underinvestigated question.

Annually upto 13 rhinos (8 males and 5 females) from Chitwan can be used for reintroduction and supplementation of rhinoceros across their current and historic range.

9– 12 However, this evaluation is of great importance, as it would allow an assessment of the cost benefit ratio of current folic acid supplementation and the cost benefit ratio of dietary fortification.

Igor N. Sergeev (South Dakota State University) discussed the possibility of integrating vitamin D supplementation with current strategies in the prevention and treatment of obesity.

In the current study, supplementation of nitrogen, except for the yeast extract, did not improve degradation of quinalphos.

In our current study, supplementation of growth medium with JA caused a slightly increased thiamine content in Arabidopsis seedlings, resulting from the activation of thiamine biosynthetic genes, mostly TH1.

The increase in the mean values of platelet count after the oral supplementation of bees' honey in the current study is concordant with other investigations [ 32], which showed an increase in platelet count and disagree with the decrease in MCV and MCHC in rats that were not treated with bees' honey [ 32].