The phrase "as feeder for" is not standard in written English and may be confusing.
It could be used in contexts where you are describing something that serves as a source or provider for something else, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The river acts as a feeder for the lake, supplying it with fresh water."
Alternatives: "serving as a source for" or "acting as a provider for".
Interestingly, similar to generation of ESC-like colonies from NP cells, REF was significantly better than MEF as feeder for generation of ESC-like colonies from REF (data not shown).
Strangely, γ-FBS is also used now as feeder for CNP despite the fact that the latter are no longer deemed to be living microorganisms and were coined precisely to skirt the controversies generated by the earlier term "nanobacteria" [51] [53].
Just as certain private schools are seen as feeders for the Ivy Leagues, certain preschools are seen as feeders for the likes of Brearley, Trinity or Dalton.
On Monday it made a $2.5 billion, 10-year offer to use the four bowls as feeders for semifinal and final playoff rounds.
Officially, the group is like any of the other 29 different scout groups in Lebanon, many of which belong to political parties and serve as feeders for them.
All dioceses have struggled with the steady loss of enrollment in parochial schools, which are considered important as feeders for Catholic high schools and colleges, and as developers of lifelong faith.
Metema, with a population of some 100,000 people, is one of a handful of towns across the region that serve as feeders for a booming trade in migrants from Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan, with many hoping to make their way to Europe.
Cisco Systems, for example, invests heavily in local community college and specialty technical programs that, in turn, serve it as feeders for talent.
Figure 1 illustrates how elementary level schools and programs serve as "feeders" for the schools and programs at the secondary level.
These ring fractures serve as feeders for fault intrusions that are also known as ring dikes.
bFGF-hFLSCs had great potential as feeders for maintaining hES cells more safely and economically.
