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Meanings of omega in English
1941 Experimental helicopter by Bratukhin.
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Usage of omega in English
1
There is evidence, for example, that omega-3s can help lift depression symptoms.
2
Whenever possible, choose healthy monounsaturated olive oil instead of these omega-6 oils.
3
This is the alpha and omega of the old idea about woman.
4
In fact, ALA has a strong inhibitory effect on omega-6 metabolic pathway.
5
Salmon is a fatty fish which has a great omega 3 profile.
6
The most effective are omega-3 fats, which occur naturally in oily fish.
7
The fish oil supplements contained the omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA.
8
The current study was partly funded by Unilever, which makes omega-3-enriched spreads.
9
Many people with thinning hair turn to omega-3s to remedy their concerns.
10
We are first, and when we achieve omega, we will be last.
11
The proportion of omega-3 fatty acids in their tissues had increased dramatically.
12
He and I are the alpha and the omega of climbing skill.
13
The colder the water, the more omega-3 fat fish need to survive.
14
Still, the omega-3 findings are consistent with some recent animal research.
15
For most diseases, the evidence that omega-3 supplements offer a benefit is sketchy.
16
The primary school and the university are the alpha and omega of education.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common