Sentence examples for as individual feed from inspiring English sources

The general health status of the cats and signs of any untoward effects (e.g. changes in behaviour, adverse events), as well as individual feed intake and faecal characteristics, were monitored and documented daily throughout both studies.

Albeit, additional confounding factors such as individual feeding behaviours and food preferences not related to physiology or the physicochemical properties of the compounds would make uptake kinetics less predictable.

The goal from a publishers perspective is to gain readers (and I assume a subscriber to the network counts in each of their individual feed counts), as well as advertising revenue, which Feedburner is now selling into feeds at reasonable CPMs (but, as I know from experience, very low sell through rates).

WHO guidance of exclusive breast feeding for 6 months 1 is intended to inform international government policies, yet it is being widely communicated in written and verbal health service information as an individual feeding goal for parents.

As is the case in the ESF system, the sows eat individually at feeding automats, and their individual feed rations are elicited by a transponder in the earmark.

Individual feed intake and feeding patterns were also recorded.

We selected the fixed effects influencing FCR in the same step-wise manner as previously described for individual feeding traits except that the lamb random effect was not included in the model.

Feeding time at one tree was calculated as the sum of the individual feeding bouts.

(Report no 559) Electronic sow feeding and systems with one feeding and resting crate per sow are the most widespread feeding principles for group-housed gestating sows, as individual supply of feed is possible in these systems.

A number of rat VD models have been established, such as those resulted from aging [ 26], high-fat feeding and CUMS [ 27], individual feeding in a box post LBCCA and treated with CUMS [ 20].

Automated feeders monitored individual feeding behaviour.