Sentence examples for at rations of from inspiring English sources

Two commercial trout diets (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and one commercial pike perch diet (Sander lucioperca) were fed to hybrid striped bass (Morone chrysops × M. saxatilis) (mean initial weight ± SD of 60.7 g ± 12.1; mean initial length SD of 17.2 cm ± 1.1) for 69 days at rations of approximately 1% average body weight.

Chloroform solution was obtained by filtration with whatman #1 filter paper, and then methanol was added to the PHB solution at ration of 5 1 (vol/vol).

The oxygen content of the surface is about 80%% giving a O (at%)/Sn (at%) ration of approximately 4 1, the stoichiometry of SnC2O4.

A morphological comparative study was developed at different rations of collagen type I, observing in some cases two populations of fibers.

Two controlled feeding (growth) experiments were conducted: In experiment 1 restricted rations, three commercial diets formulated to meet the nutritional requirements of trout (two diets) and pike perch were fed at restricted rations of approximately 1% average body weight (ABW).

Growth, feed conversion and physiological indices were near optimum in hybrid striped bass weighing between 38 and 130 g and fed with a commercial salmon feed (45% protein, 12% lipid) at daily rations of 1.0 1.5% (Hung et al. 1993).

Cell-free culture supernatants were prepared by incubating for 24 h iDCs at 106 cells/ml, rNK or aNK cells at 2.105 cells/ml or aNK and iDC cells at the ration of 1∶5.

To end the daily melee for bread, the council counted the town's 3,824 adults and children and arrived at a ration of two loaves of flatbread per person and arranged to have it delivered for five Syrian pounds — less than a dime.

Perusal from the data summarized in Table 3 and Fig. 1 indicates that the adsorption capacity value of 1.15 and 1.646 mM/g is found to be maximum at B C ration of 3 7 for Cu and Pb, respectively.

A fraction of the cDNA was further diluted at a ration of 1∶20 in nuclease free water (Invitrogen).

The study also aimed to identify the threshold at which rationing of nursing care is significantly associated with negative patient outcomes, specifically patient satisfaction.