Sentence examples for assumed to feed from inspiring English sources
It was assumed to feed the plant with a dedicated SRF of either poplar or robinia, which represents a very innovative and yet unexplored value chain.
Virtually nothing is known about its ecology, although the species is assumed to feed largely on insects and small fruits, and seems relatively catholic in its choice for foraging strata, occurring from low levels to the canopy.
Inflation expectations Household expected inflation is assumed to feed into realized prices if households take inflation into account when deciding about their purchase of large durables, saving instruments, wage negotiations, etc.
Carnivores, in contrast, are widely assumed to feed on nutritionally balanced and relatively invariant foods, and therefore not to require the mechanisms for regulating the balance of macronutrient intake (Westoby 1978).
Irrespective of the mechanism underlying the effects of threat information, this pathway is assumed to feed into other processes such as direct conditioning which is considered as another important etiological factor in contemporary models of fear acquisition (Davey 1997; Mineka and Zinbarg 2006; Muris 2007).
We assume to feed back the temperature of the exhaust gas; having in mind to decouple the control of combustion from the control of intake manifold, we assumed as controllable inputs the flow of air and fuel into the cylinder and the spark advance.
At first flight following emergence (i.e. t−t0>7 days and Φ = 2π), surviving mosquitoes are assumed to blood-feed; at the cohort second flight following emergence (again Φ = 2π), surviving mosquitoes are assumed to oviposit, join the parous population, N t), and blood-feed again.
Probably, therefore, sturgeons affected by these masses can be assumed to have feeding problems, leading to starvation.
It follows that, when one chooses a calorie cutoff point, denoted by cf, below which an individual is assumed to be inadequately fed, one is, in fact, choosing a threshold level of income, given by y = c* -1f (p, cf ).
Lactating females are those with visibly swollen mammary glands, i.e. not only large teats, as can occur in females that have had previous litters, but those visibly carrying milk and therefore assumed to be currently feeding a litter of pups.
