Sentence examples for changing feeds from inspiring English sources
Further, there was a shift in diet between the two experimental periods (applied to half the experimental groups) to examine the effects of changing feeds on appetite.
Sucrose free diet with Sucraid™ enzyme replacement was prescribed followed by changing feeds to 3232A base formula with supplemental anhydrous dextrose (Ca 94 mg/100 mL) resulting in a prompt cessation of diarrhea.
While the association supports irradiation, it also advocates research into other ways to destroy harmful bacteria -- like changing feeding practices on farms to reduce bacteria on live animals.
Also, his team pointed to Australian research showing that changing feeding patterns or mixing certain anti-gas additives in feed for tropical cattle cut by 40percenttheirireleasese of this gas without interfering with growth.
So Mr. Sheldon wrote a computer program to remind them, which eventually led him to invent the Itzbeen baby care timer, which can display how long it has been since the last changing, feeding, nap and dose of medication.
Plasma treatment can induce various functionalities on graphene surface simply by changing feeding gas.
Implementation costs, frequency of administration and hence lack of adherence to supplementation, complexities of changing feeding behavior and lack of options that would deliver optimal bio-available iron and zinc [13] [15] could be the reasons for limited success of supplementation programs.
Some recommendations to changing feeding regimes and strategies should also be given.
Offer proactive rather than reactive care and anticipate those at risk of changing feeding behaviour at pivotal points.
This residual liquid is a potential risk factor for neonatal infection that could be reduced by changing feeding practices in the NICU.
Tangible situations fell onto a continuum from those completely within maternal or parental control (changing feeding for a holiday or social activities) to those that were not (illness, parental leave, needs of siblings).
