Sentence examples for supplementation of nutrients from inspiring English sources
It has been widely reported that CHO cells undergo apoptosis in culture, despite supplementation of nutrients through fed-batch strategies.
Production of perennial warm-season grasses for bioenergy consumes soil nutrients and needs constant supplementation of nutrients through inorganic fertilization [23].
Supplementation of nutrients was also reported to improve spore persistence and enhance insect infection under the conditions of low relative humidity.
The fermentation conducted without pH adjustment and supplementation of nutrients reported the best result in terms of second-generation ethanol production.
These data showed that the appropriate supplementation of nutrients during virus production process could reduce cell death, and improve cell-specific virus yield and total influenza virus output.
As well as looking at the influence of high sugar concentrations and inhibitors on the fermentation of wood derived sugars, supplementation of nutrients cocktail, containing 0.5 g/l NH4H2PO4, 0.025 g/l MgSO4.7H2O, and 1.0 g/l yeast extract could significantly improve the ethanol yields of the sugar supplemented water soluble fraction (WSF).
Nutrient treatments included supplementation of rehydration nutrients to the rehydration media (nutrient mix) or supplementation of DAP to the fermentation media (DAP) or no nutrients addition (control).
Supplementation of single nutrients or a nutrient combination in addition to the regular diet can be used complementarily or alternatively (WHO e-Library eLENA).
I feel like agriculture graduates have better scope to improve quality of food (cereal, fruits, vegetables) through improved supplementation of plant nutrients (e.g. micronutrients).
The clarified medium was reused without any further nutrient supplementation, whereas a second round of medium reuse was performed after supplementation of main nutrients (phosphate sulfate nitrate), micronutrients and ferric chloride.
"Vitamin D, Miracle Drug: Is It Science, or Just Talk?" (Well, Feb. 2) addresses the recurring failure of clinical studies to validate observational data on supplementation of individual nutrients.
