Sentence examples for a low concentrate from inspiring English sources

A low concentrate (LC) TMR (80% CS, 20% concentrate; 12.4% CP, 35% NDF), a medium concentrate (MC) TMR (60% CS, 40% concentrate; 12.3% CP. 28% NDF), and a high concentrate (HC TMRR (40% CS, 60% concentrate; 12.6% CP, 25% NDF), were fed once per day.

In experiment 1, treatments were a high concentrate diet (HC) that consisted of 7 kg per day of concentrate with barley straw offered ad libitum, and a low concentrate diet (LC) consisting of 1 kg of the same concentrate and alfalfa hay offered likewise, with (700 mg per day) or without addition of EOB.

A prototype concentrating photovoltaic (CPV) module was designed and constructed with a low concentrating dielectric compound parabolic concentrator (DiACPC) for outdoor characterisation.

This paper reports the performance analysis of a low concentrating dielectric compound parabolic concentrator designed for building façades integration in northern latitudes (>55°).

This paper addresses the energy transformations and the expected energy output of a low concentrating photovoltaic system designed to have a geometric concentration of 3.6×.

A low concentrating photovoltaic/thermal system (CPVTs) on a quasi-parabolic concentrator consisting of plane mirrors reflectors is proposed, which the concentrator characterizes the mirrors utilization ratio of 94.9% and overall optical efficiency of 55.5%, as well as a homogenous distribution of illumination on solar panels.

This study focuses on modelling a low concentrating photovoltaic system used for building integration, optimising the cell metallisation and analysing the effects of temperature on the overall output of the system.

In experiment 1, 24 Holstein heifers (159 ± 3.3 kg of initial body weight; BW) were fed either a low-concentrate diet (LC; 77% CS, 23% concentrate) or a high-concentrate diet (HC; 33% CS, 67% concentrate) in a randomized design.

This study showed that altering the forage particle size from 6 to 30 mm in a low-concentrate diet significantly increased the rumination time and ruminal mat consistency without affecting ruminal fermentation and passage.

The objective of this study was to compare the short-term (first week of adaptation to a new ration) behaviour of dairy heifers when fed a low-concentrate, high-forage ration ad libitum to when fed a high-concentrate ration in a limited amount followed by ad libitum access to straw for the remainder of the day.

Therefore, the objective of this study was to evaluate the effects of feeding a high-concentrate corn straw diet on the release of endotoxin in the rumen and pro-inflammatory cytokines in the mammary gland of dairy cows in comparison with a low-concentrate corn straw diet and a low-concentrate mixed quality forage diet.