The phrase "adjusting feeding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to modifying or changing the way feeding is done, such as in animal care, nutrition, or child-rearing.
Example: "The veterinarian recommended adjusting feeding to ensure the puppy receives the right amount of nutrients for healthy growth."
Alternatives: "modifying feeding" or "changing feeding practices".
They are predominantly detritivores, but have the remarkable ability of adjusting feeding methods from being grazers, scavengers, filter feeders, and even predators depending on the conditions of their environments.
The analysis of global gene expression in large and small fish reared under standard conditions also provides an understanding of typical growth patterns and complements previous analyses where growth in rainbow trout was altered by adjusting feeding regimes [ 6], domestication, or by the addition of GH [ 26, 27].
In this work, foam fractionation was used to remove pyridine from its wastewater and a novel foam fractionation column was designed for enhancing interfacial adsorption by vertical sieve tray and strengthening foam drainage by floating tongue type tray, in which bubble diameter was monitored for adjusting feeding flow rate and air flow rate in the continuous foam fractionation process.
You can also control your pet's feedings from your mobile device and adjust feeding schedules remotely.
Nurses in other rooms carried on trying to move soundlessly while they adjusted feeding tubes and emptied bedpans.
The macronutrient ratios TDN, P, K, Ca and Mg as well as the physical and chemical parameters changed constantly under production conditions, due to daily adjusted feeding and RAS maintenance.
There is also evidence that scallops use visual cues to discriminate between environments and to direct their swimming (Hamilton and Koch 1996) or adjust feeding behavior relative to the size of particles they see suspended in the water (Speiser and Johnsen 2008).
Along with accurate forecasts of water temperature, it should become possible to predict zooplankton blooms weeks in advance, giving hatchery managers enough flexibility to adjust feeding regimes so that smolts are adapted physically in time for their release.
The prey seem to be unable to adjust feeding activities to the proximate cues of avian presence, but they are able to adjust to the overall perception of the environmental quality in terms of cover and refuge.
Daphnids reject food particles, adjust feeding currents according to food availability, quality and surrounding chemical cues, and appear to swim and remain in areas where food is abundant [ 3- 6].
Together, our results identify a neuronal circuit consisting of two groups of insulin-producing neurons, which have release sites on all three innervated intestinal domains and function to adjust feeding in response to nutrient scarcity.
