Sentence examples for supplements lead from inspiring English sources

A study Hammond co-authored in September found that macular carotenoid supplements lead to improvements in the brain's visual processing speed in young people.

Although this case report focuses on the potential for arsenic contamination in herbal supplements, lead exposure from supplements is also of increasing concern (Mattos 2006).

Although a multi-billion 'nutrition' market has evolved with the primary aim of lessening exposure to cancer-promoting agents and improving host defense mechanisms, this has so far not provided evidence that this nutritional supplements lead to a decrease of the individual cancer risk [ 71].

The feed strategy with these 4 supplements led to a significant increase in expressed r-SAK-2 (Table  1).

The use of MM (without nutrient supplements) led to inactivation after only 1 transfer, while BA reached 6-7 transfers before being inhibited).

The results are shown in Figure 3. Cultivation of control transfected MCF10A cells (upper panel) in medium containing 0.5% serum without other supplements led to the onset of phenotypic markers of anoikis (left).

Addition from supplements led to significantly higher estimated intake of vitamin D and folate and borderline significantly higher intake of calcium and vitamin B12 in the pregnant than referent women, whereas estimated intake of iron supplement evened out the difference in intakes from foods only (Table  2).

Twelve months before diagnosis of PAI, mild normocytic anaemia was detected; Hb 89 g/L and biochemically confirmed iron deficiency (ferritin 12 μg/L [15 250 μg/L], transferrin saturation 6 % [10-35 [10-35ansferrin 2.79 g/L [2.0-4.0 g/L], with normal B12 and folate levels. Oral iron supplements led to recovery of anaemia and normal iron studies.

It is still unclear whether addition of calcium/vitamin D supplements leads to an incremental benefit in patients taking bisphosphonates and whether achievement of serum level of 25 (OH) vitamin D of at least 70 nmol/L has an impact on the skeletal response to bisphosphonates.

It is still unclear whether addition of calcium/vitamin D supplements leads to an incremental benefit in patients taking bisphosphonates and whether achievement of serum level of vitamin D of at least 70 nmol/L has an impact on the skeletal response to bisphosphonates.

Results: The supplement led to a statistically significant decrease in reported sleep latency of 16.72 min (S.D.=44.8) as compared to placebo (P=0.003).