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Spines and chaetae have previously been suggested as acting as a feeding sieve, forming interlocking grilles around the commissural gape, ensuring effective sieving of inhalant currents and protection against larger less desirable particles [ 32, 37].
The last paragraph of the Discussion is problematic: "We propose that the biological function of the heterozygosity cis-effect is to recruit crossovers to variable regions of the chromosomes, acting as a feed-forward mechanism to increase diversity".
The reinforcing ability of sucrose also increases with rising concentration until it reaches an asymptote at 2 M. Thus, the highest concentration of fructose and sucrose, although little potent in governing choice behavior and acting as suppressor of feeding, nevertheless acts as a strong appetitive reinforcer.
The strategy proved to be a winning one in the primary stage of the election, with the candidate's Twitter feed acting as a megaphone that amplified his contentious views on immigration and national security through cable television in a constantly revolving feedback loop.
Stories is a way to passively share with friends what you've been up to recently (updates aren't sent to users' phones – you have to check them for yourself) with the feed acting as a rolling-news segment rather than an archive; users can share updates and not worry about, say, future employers blanching at that picture of them with a beer bong.
Students first read a short section about the simulated system, and then they are introduced to the system by acting as European green crabs feeding on snails.
The feed concentration (acting as an important input disturbance) and the temperature profile in the RFR are estimated on-line using a high-gain observer based on three temperatures measurements.
Suggested mechanisms were either in the initiation of eating, with small dips in blood glucose appearing to precede feeding and/or by the rise in blood glucose induced by feeding then acting as a satiety/meal termination signal.
As resident adapted microorganisms, lactic acid bacteria (LAB) were isolated, identified and characterized from the homologous host to promote their permanence/efficiency acting as additives in feedlot cattle feeding.
Aqueous solutions of water-soluble polymers, acting as carriers, are separated from the feed and strip solutions by ion-exchange membranes (IEM).
