Sentence examples for a decrease in feed from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, increasing the grain particle size can lead to a decrease in feed efficiency and, thus, has a negative impact on production costs [40].
It is observed from the conducted experiments, the surface roughness decreases with an increase in cutting speed and surface roughness decreases with a decrease in feed.
The energy efficiency of comminution is very low and the energy required for comminution increases with a decrease in feed or produced particle size.
The ratio of UER to apparent digestible N intake increased linearly from 1.53 to 2.99 with a decrease in feed intake.
The positive genetic correlation estimated between feed intake and RFI was favorable since increased efficiency was associated with a decrease in feed intake.
A decrease in feed intake and increase in water intake may be due to avoid dehydration and replenish the water loss during watery and loose dropping Chohota et al. [ 15] described a general depression in broiler chicks suffering from aflatoxicosis.
Mate-guarding led to a decrease in feeding time and fruit consumption suggesting a reduced intake of energy.
Two of these studies have tested the impact of DENV infection on feeding behavior: Platt et al. [ 74] reported that DENV infection resulted in a decrease in feeding efficiency, whereas Putnam and Scott [ 75] reported that it did not.
As in the case of the feeding trial A, the decrease in feed consumption went in parallel with a defect of the air conditioning system in the animal housing facility that led to a temperature of 30 32 °C in the animal rooms for a 1-week period.
Over the whole experimental period, feed restriction resulted in a decrease in daily feed intake (7%, P < 0.001), the number of visits (27%, P < 0.001) and the time spent feeding (14%, P < 0.001), but an increase in feed consumption per visit (20%, P = 0.001) and feeding rate (10%, P = 0.032).
Ruminal infusions of starch, or abomasal infusions of starch or oil, were associated with a decrease in voluntary feed organic matter intake.
