Sentence examples for adapted consumption from inspiring English sources

In contrast, wild animal like Roe deer belongs to the typical concentrate selector species which have diversified food in the nature but with an adapted consumption to its GIT characteristics with plant consumption in the absence of post-ingestive consequences unfavourable to its well-being.

To this purpose, dynamic pricing can be adopted to adapt consumption profiles to the energy availability.

DR (Demand response) is recognized as a way to address this by adapting consumption to supply patterns.

This indicates that growing pigs are well adapted for consumption of high amounts of fructan.

Undoubtedly, since few bamboo species have been adapted for consumption through ancestral customs and not domesticated for extensive farming, no proper study has been conducted to identify low level TCC species vis-à-vis their geographical positions in a dynamic biota.

Economic wisdom holds that improved information enhances welfare because consumers refine and adapt their consumption in response to new information.

Secondly, age and time at the University capture different risks linked to drinking alcohol: age may also capture a cohort effect and, in particular, changes in drinking habits: older students may not only adapt their consumption but may also have started drinking later than the younger age group.

The "drinking in the dark" (DID) model of ethanol consumption (adapted from [46]) induces high levels of ethanol consumption in mice.

Mr. Schram's works, they say, are touchstones in the study of how Mao adapted Marxism for consumption by one of the world's oldest cultures.

Some animals are clearly adapted to grain consumption.

The American goldfinch is a granivore and adapted for the consumption of seedheads, with a conical beak to remove the seeds and agile feet to grip the stems of seedheads while feeding.