The phrase "adequate feeding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to nutrition, animal care, or any situation where sufficient nourishment is being discussed.
Example: "The veterinarian emphasized the importance of adequate feeding for the health and growth of the puppies."
Alternatives: "sufficient nourishment" or "proper feeding".
In conclusion, when lysine was adequate, feeding ethyl-cellulose RPM to achieve a ratio close to 2.8 1 in metabolizable protein improved dairy cow performance from parturition through 60 DIM.
Adequate feeding by DD mice can be achieved by daily administration of l-3,4-dihydroxyphenylalanine (l-dopa), a precursor of dopamine, which can be taken up by dopaminergic neurons, converted to dopamine, and released in a regulated manner.
Common elands can reproduce in captivity, but calf survival is low and the young may need to be separated from their mothers to ensure health and adequate feeding.
On a weekly basis, salamanders were fed 10 fruit flies, which is an adequate feeding regime to maintain weight, after which their housing was cleaned and sterilized.
Despite adequate feeding none of the children with WHS, demonstrated catch-up growth; all remained short with a profound microcephaly.
This further demonstrates the beneficial effects of an early and adequate feeding with full EN, or in case of failure of EN with exclusive or supplemental PN.
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.
In the study, a majority of livestock owners (94%) did not make repeating movements after they found adequate feed resources in certain areas.
Therefore, deionized water, using the presented method, can already be adequate feed material for the membrane evaluation if the desired process material is not available in sufficient quantities, due to limited storage capacities or a great amount of membranes to be investigated.
The treatments were arranged in 2 feed delivery frequencies (once per day at 1200 h: 1×/d, and twice per day at 1200 and 1400 h: 2×/d) and 2 levels of feed bunk space (adequate feed bunk space: 0.40 m/heifer, and reduced feed bunk space: 0.29 m/heifer).
Should I try again, force her to make it to the arbitrary 12 minutes I've decided is an adequate feed?
