Sentence examples for a shift in feeding from inspiring English sources
It seems to be absent for several months, but this may reflect a shift in feeding grounds rather than a migration (Hancock and Kushlan 1984, Kushlan and Hancock 2005).
Scenario 7 demonstrates the impact of a shift in feeding value for DDGS, CGF, and CGM, with substitution for corn falling from 71%to65%5% in livestock diets and substitution for soybean meal increasing from 29%to35%5%.
Older children were less likely to have been given formula feed (χ trend test, 1 year age intervals, P=0.001) but no more likely to have been breastfed (P=0.181); it is unclear whether this constitutes bias or a shift in feeding habits.
For instance, early learning can lead to a lifetime shift in feeding niche, even across species [ 39].
We documented a significant shift in feeding patterns of Albertan infants during the first 6 months of life.
This was accompanied by a shift in functional feeding group representation away from shredders and collector filterers to a dominance of collector gatherers after clearfelling.
Mycorrhizae induced a shift in slug feeding preference from non-legumes to legumes; the grass was generally avoided by slugs.
In a cross-fostering study of blue and great tits, cross-fostered chicks showed a shift in their feeding niche to that of their host species (Slagsvold and Wiebe 2007).
The ancestral shift in feeding habits from saprophagy to coprophagy in the Scarabaeoidea probably coincided with the appearance of large terrestrial herbivores, particularly grazing Mesozoic reptiles and subsequently mammals [46].
Inasmuch as these behaviors are strongly mediated by chemosensory cues in hematophagous mosquitoes, it is reasonable to ask whether or not the repertoire of peripherally expressed, chemosensory genes in T. amboinensis may have changed concomitantly with the shift in feeding behavior.
Correction: December 31 , 2003 Wednesday An article on Saturday about a shift in strategies for feeding the poor as a result of growth in the number of working families seeking assistance misstated the name of a group that operates a soup kitchen and food pantry in Harlem.
