Sentence examples for behaviour feed from inspiring English sources

Results suggest that dietary novelty may be a method to stimulate early exploratory behaviour, feed intake and performance.

In subsequent papers, we will report other putative QTL for economically important production traits such as milk yield and milk persistency, fleece/wool production, carcass characteristics, reproduction, behaviour, feed intake, and type traits.

Animals were monitored daily for clinical signs of disease assessing the following parameters: breathing noise, type of respiration, breathing rate, coughing, skin colour, posture, behaviour, feed intake, body temperature, and symptoms of gastrointestinal disorders as vomiting or diarrhoea.

The scoring system included the following ten parameters: breathing noise, type of respiration, respiratory rate, coughing, colouration of the skin surface, posture, behaviour, feed intake, body temperature and vomiting.

Four children displayed behavioural abnormalities, which consisted of autism, hyperactive behaviour, feeding disorder with language delay and axial hypotony with psychomotor delay.

Human behaviour feeds into machines, machines respond and human behaviour is altered – a system that Bloch calls a "closed loop".

In only one type of behaviour, feeding on non-living food, the distribution of individual forelimb preferences in sugar gliders differed significantly from chance.

As acknowledged by the authors, vector behaviour (feeding preferences, feeding time, endo-exophagy, endo-exophily) also needs to be investigated before any conclusion can be put forward to explain the differences observed.

Forelimb preferences in both species were investigated in four types of unimanual behaviour: feeding on non-living food, feeding on live insects, supporting the body in the tripedal stance, and nest-material collecting.

Farmers should monitor the fish feeding behaviour and feed them only when the feed supplied is consumed.

In contrast to perceptions of their own children's eating behaviours, feeding difficulties in other families were usually attributed to lack of parental control.