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Thus, supplementing the media with phosphate enhanced AMVL production in A. oryzae MTG4.

Thus, supplementing cancer patients with adjuvant therapy of melatonin may have some benefit for successful radiotherapy.

Thus, supplementing a usual diet with mixed nuts for 6 weeks had favorable effects on several lipid parameters in Korean women with metabolic syndrome.

Pharmacological agents known to modulate the cAMP cascade may be therapeutic in FX patients and can be tested in these models, thus supplementing current efforts centered on mGluR signaling.

In addition, by studying an alternative model where individual aspiration levels were also subject to evolution, we have shown that an intermediate value of the aspiration level emerges spontaneously through natural selection, thus supplementing the main results by means of a coevolutionary approach.

Thus supplementing the diet with omega-3 fatty acids may be beneficial during cancer chemotherapy.

Therefore, background subtraction techniques often do not suffice for the detection of stationary objects and are thus supplemented by an additional approach.

The standard reaction-diffusion equation is thus supplemented with an advection term, confined to the proximity of major rivers and coastlines.

In the monumental if rarely creative volumes of the Greek commentators on Aristotle's logical works we find elements of Stoic and later Peripatetic logic; the same holds for the Latin logical writings of Apuleius (2nd c. CE) and Boethius (6th c. CE), which pave the way for the thus supplemented Aristotelian logic to enter the medieval era.

Accordingly, upregulation of tyrosine biosynthesis genes of the endosymbiont was detected during the pupal stage of hosts and Blochmannia may thus supplement the host with tyrosine [ 19].

Consistent with this direct physiological role of carotenoids, we observed that carotenoid supplementation increased both female responsiveness to males and their general activity in the mate choice context, thus supplemented females may have been better able to meet the costs of active mate assessment and selection.