Sheep supplemented with CSC and PNC had higher (P<0.001) total DM intake than the control and NSC supplemented ones.
Meanwhile, 4% A. vera supplemented fish showed a decrease (p < 0.05) in RBC, Hb, Ht, WBC, and mean corpuscular hemoglobin (MCH) after challenge compared to unsupplemented ones and other supplemented ones.
It should be quite safe to supplement one's diet to achieve a concentration just above 38 ng/ml; such supplementation should be done with a diet sufficient in calcium.
Now, he said, they supplement one's regular workday at the office, extending the time spent working.
Therefore, it is imperative to specify that both channels and mechanisms of diffusion complement, rather than supplement one another.
Two different acetic acid levels were investigate by first diluting the hydrolyzate slightly to achieve an acetic acid concentration of approximately 4 g L−1 and then supplementing one part of it with acetic acid to reach 8 g L−1.
By showing how Maffesoli and Knorr-Cetina can supplement one another, we create an encounter between the sociology of emotions and the sociology of science to demonstrate the centrality of emotions in laboratory life.
I discuss the balance between teaching and research and why, despite some claims to the contrary, these two activities usually supplement one another.
Typically, 3D-printed objects are developed from the ground up, composed of multiple layers, at times supplementing one foundation with more and more printed material.
Csikszentmihalyi supplements one of his books, "Finding Flow", with many charts of subjects who calculated the hours of the days when they felt active attention -- and happiness -- and when they felt passive.
