Sentence examples for are commonly fed from inspiring English sources
In some places the plant is also grown as a forage or hay crop, and the stalks are commonly fed to livestock postharvest.
In the United States, where cows are commonly fed a mixture of corn, alfalfa, and spent distillers' grains, and milked using a closed system of tubes, valves, and tanks, blindness isn't a significant problem.
Wild lobsters in the Gulf of Maine eat more than just bait, but bait has become integral to their diet, placing the fishery on a footing comparable to aquaculture, for which wild-caught species are commonly fed to farmed species.
Children with inherited metabolic disorders (IMD) who are dependent on tube feeding and require a protein restriction are commonly fed by 'modular tube feeds' consisting of several ingredients.
High-producing dairy cows are commonly fed diets containing a high proportion of rapidly degradable starch, which can cause subacute acidosis and reduce dry matter (DM) intake.
Total mixed rations (TMR) are commonly fed to dairy cows with a goal of reducing ruminal acidosis, but the daily pattern of feed intake has major implication for rumen fermentation and postabsorptive physiology.
The stabled (UK) or stalled (USA) horse is commonly fed a restricted-forage diet in contrast to the varied ad libitum high-fibre diet it evolved to consume.
In applications such as electrical submersible pump (ESP) systems, motor electric power is commonly fed using a three-phase low voltage variable frequency drive system (VFD) followed by a step-up transformer and a medium voltage long feeder.
This species is commonly fed by households around the country and is the mascot of several Australian sporting teams, most notably the Collingwood Magpies.
The SM diet was considered the control diet in this study because this diet is commonly fed to sheep in Ontario, Canada.
Purina 5001 is a chow that is commonly fed to laboratory rodents and contains high levels of both daidzein and genistein, the two major isoflavone components of soybeans [ 50].
