Sentence examples for supplements analyses from inspiring English sources

As nutrient levels are also affected by participants' intake of supplements, analyses were repeated for the combined nutrient intake from foods and supplements, and for nutrients from supplements only.

Therefore, all vitamin supplement analyses only considered intake (yes or no).

Another paper in this supplement analyses the cost of HIV prevention services in Bangalore and Mumbai cities and reports that the unit cost was higher for harder to reach men who sell sex to men and transgenders than for female sex workers [ 16].

The present study compares the reliability of a number of metrics for higher moments of the reaction time distribution on a battery of speeded tasks, and supplements these analyses with a Monte Carlo analysis of the go no-go task.

Statistical studies documenting the greatly increased participation of women in recreational and elite sports, which are cause for optimism, must be supplemented by analyses of the way in which female athletes are positioned within the media-sports complex.

Numerical results are presented to corroborate and supplement the analyses.

Quantitative and qualitative reconstructions of paleoclimate from paleosols, supplemented by analyses of fossil floras, indicate no change in climate through the studied interval.

This paper investigates the load capacities and failure modes of the system scaffold structure in various setups in construction and it is based on experimental tests supplemented by analyses.

This suggests that currently used PVAs should be supplemented by analyses of the type used here.

Most recently these studies have been supplemented with analyses revealing that high stromal PDGF receptor expression is a marker of an unfavorable outcome in breast cancer patients [21].

These results fit to the emerging idea that cytotoxicity and organismal death do not represent exclusive biological end points, and should be supplemented by analyses of cellular senescence in cell culture, and reproductive senescence in vivo, in animal models.