Sentence examples for adequate fed from inspiring English sources

The fact that this wasn't enough amounts to a refutation of Friedman's claim that adequate Fed action could have prevented the Depression.

For the first experiment, 31 primiparous ewes were supplemented with 5 mg of melatonin per day (MEL) or no melatonin (CON) and allocated to receive 100% (adequate fed; ADQ) or 60% (restricted; RES) of their nutrient requirements from day 50 to 130 of gestation.

Harith says over the next two years he was kicked, punched, slapped, shackled in painful positions, subjected to extreme temperatures, deprived of sleep, not given adequate water and fed on food with date markings 10 or 12 years old.

He was refused adequate water supplies and fed on food with date markings 10 or 12 years old.

Breastfeeding should continue up to two years or more and nutritionally adequate, safe, and appropriately-fed complementary foods should be introduced at the age of six months to meet the evolving needs of the growing infant.

Breastfeeding should continue up to two years or more and nutritionally adequate, safe, and appropriately-fed complementary foods should be introduced at the age of six months to meet the evolving needs of the growing infant [ 11].

The mother is advised to continue breastfeeding up to two years of age or more and begin nutritionally adequate, safe, and appropriately-fed complementary foods at the age of six months in order to meet the evolving needs of the growing infant [ 6].

In addition, SS was an adequate alternative forage in precision-fed dairy heifers with outcomes very similar to CS-based rations.

Results indicate that the vitamin levels recommended by NRC do not appear to be adequate for young, fast growing trout fed extruded feeds.

Even with adequate levels of selenium, however, the rotifer-fed cod larvae in the RNAseq study still grew more slowly than the zooplankton-fed larvae, leading Karlsen and colleagues to hypothesize that protein and taurine (which were present at lower levels in rotifers compared with copepods in that study) may be involved in copepod-associated enhanced growth [ 28].

Total calcium intake at 3 months (190 mg/day) was very close to the theoretical calcium accretion rate in infancy and to the Adequate Intake described by the US Institute of Medicine for breast-fed infants aged 0 6 months.