Intake of iron-containing supplements was analyzed as a binary variable.
In the current case, the supplement was analyzed for the presence of microcystins LR, LA, YR and RR.
A sample of the kelp supplement was analyzed by Columbia Analytic Services (Kelso, WA) and showed an arsenic concentration of 8.5 mg/kg.
Data from the 2002 National Health Interview Survey, limited to 30,617 adults that provided at least one valid answer to the CAM supplement, were analyzed.
Statistical differences between the diets with and without Aronia supplement were analyzed by the two-way ANOVA test with PCG, FRAP, SH, and PON CAT difference as the dependent variables and Diet, Aronia, and Diet∗ Aronia as effects.
In order to evaluate the intra-assay and interassay variances, three products that contain whey (as a labeled ingredient): yogurt, margarine, and dietary supplement were analyzed by sandwich ELISA.
The long-term use of supplements had no impact on self-reported mood symptoms, although individual supplements were not analyzed.
Although Amster et al. (2007) noted that the arsenic concentration found in most of the analyzed supplements exceeded FDA tolerances for residues in meats and eggs, they did not compare consumed arsenic from these separate sources.
Such a global robustness difference between two circuits is supplemented by analyzing local robustness, including robustness to parameter perturbations and to molecular noise.
A finite element model of special-shaped CFST to steel beam connections was established as a supplement to analyze load transmission mechanism.
