Sentence examples for aggressive feeding from inspiring English sources
Motile pre-adult/adult stages are the most damaging to tissues due to large size and aggressive feeding [ 4].
For example, early excision and aggressive feeding in children does not diminish energy expenditure but is associated with decreased muscle protein catabolism, a decreased rate of burn sepsis, and significantly lower bacterial counts from excised tissue [ 85].
In practical terms, the NUTRIC score (or some future derivative of it) may be used to help determine which patients receive supplemental parenteral nutrition or strategies to enhance EN delivery (such as motility agents, small bowel feeding tubes, and aggressive feeding protocols, such as the PEP uP protocol [ 26]).
Look up the Munson plan for a good, if slightly too aggressive, feeding plan.
Here in west-central Missouri, the ducks come late, but with the prairie potholes now wet after a long drought and with aggressive feeding programs in place on farms and wetlands, they come in abundance.
These plants' aggressive feeding habits help them survive in poor soil by giving them a new source of nitrogen and other nutrients.
Compared to the 6FDA-DAM:DABA (3:2) membrane, CO2-induced plasticization resistance for cross-linked membranes was enhanced in aggressive feed streams.
Mature individuals of some species of sharks segregate by sex, coming together only during the mating season, when the males at least those of the larger, more aggressive species stop feeding.
In an affidavit that was part of Mr. Marshall's filing, one of the socialite's chefs said her weekday nurse was so aggressive about feeding Mrs. Astor that she once broke some of her teeth and another time burned her tongue, causing her to scream.
Also, these infants may require an aggressive enteral feeding regimen with high glucose delivery rate to maintain normoglycemia.
Although smaller than the parakeet, this species has been observed to be aggressive at feeding stations in comparison to other birds and has been recorded successfully supplanting parakeets from feeding stations (Pithon 1998).
