The non-supplemented goats had lower daily BW gain, empty BW, dressing percentage on slaughter weight base, rib-eye muscle area (P < 0.01), BW change (P < 0.001), final BW (P < 0.05) and higher feed conversion ratio (P < 0.01) than the supplemented ones.
Sheep supplemented with CSC and PNC had higher (P<0.001) total DM intake than the control and NSC supplemented ones.
The reward offer supplements one of $3 million already offered by the Saudis.
The order would supplement one that already prohibits many in the south-east from using hosepipes.Little more than a week earlier, Britain's water regulator had said that the firm's failure to meet targets on plugging leaks from its rusty Victorian pipes was unacceptable and warned that it would face fines from 2007 unless it started hitting its goals.
A further step would be the design of well-controlled randomized interventional studies, examining the potential therapeutic benefit of supplementing one or more trace elements in ESRD patients, a population characterized by an impressive mortality due to cardiovascular, infectious and neoplasic disease.
As Licklider mentioned, the computer's competence must supplement one's own.
Now, he said, they supplement one's regular workday at the office, extending the time spent working.
Initial results indicate that of the women who took the supplement, one-third became pregnant after five months.
The natural diet and the supplemented synthetic diet were controls: one is supposed to be the synthetic copy of the natural diet, only built from food's basic building blocks by the researcher so that its content is precisely specified.
A version of Boscano's account was published in 1846; but the manuscript proves to be far more valuable than was expected, as it contains data not in the published version, and, indeed, the two supplement one another in important particulars.
After making findings of fact based on the trial record (supplemented by one letter that Wyeth found after the trial), the court rejected Wyeth's pre-emption arguments.
