Sentence examples for supplemented level from inspiring English sources

Tbx1 has been reported to be activated in response to Eya1 (Friedman et al., 2005); thus the supplemented level of eya1 that increased the expression of some genes (nt3, neuroD, ngnr-1 and bdnf) was not sufficient to precociously activate tbx1.

Vitamin D is essential for calcium absorption, and some people in the northern hemisphere aren't getting enough sun exposure to produce what they need, or aren't supplementing levels sufficiently through diet (oily fish is one of the best sources).

Time spent grazing decreased (P < 0.01) by about 3 min for each unit of requirements met, while the frequency of meals presented quadratic responses to supplement levels, with the greatest number of meals at 66% of requirements met for ME and RDP.

As such, it was necessary to determine the trace metal amounts required to supplement levels already present in the substrate and measure levels in the digester's solid and liquid residue streams to assess potential toxicity issues in their use and disposal.

A questionnaire that requested information about colostrum quality and administration, diet, housing, cleaning and disinfection practices, antimicrobial or antiprotozoal feed supplements, level of nose-to-nose contact among calves, vaccination of dams, and dehorning was administered on each farm to investigate risk factors for C. difficile in feces.

Since quitting the habit decreases serotonin levels in the brain, supplementing these levels with acupuncture can help you maintain a balanced mood.

Factors included 1) two supplements levels in the dry season (protein [1 g/kg BW/day - PR1] or protein-energy [3 g/kg BW/day - PE] supplement); 2) two supplement levels in summer (mineral supplement [ad libitum - MS] or protein supplement [1 g/kg BW/day - PR2]); and three supplement levels in autumn (MS, PR2 or PE).

A 32 factorial design was used to assess the effect of SS formulations with three blends of different grade coarse lactose supplemented with different levels of fine lactose.

These were supplemented by pedestrian level wind speed measurements using hot-film anemometry.

Fish in T1, T2 and T3 fed diet supplemented with different level of vitamin E (0, 1 and 2 g/kg diet) respectively.

In contrast, the mice supplemented with low levels (33 mg/L) had very low levels of ascorbate in plasma and tissues (Fig. 1A).