Sentence examples for comparison of feeding from inspiring English sources

Our results show that a comparison of feeding activity data generated in experiments using differing leaf species decomposed using different methods might be possible when the C-N ratio of the provided food is measured.

Comparison of feeding methods showed that percutaneous tube feeding was superior.

In summary, this cross-country comparison of feeding and breeding practices across a gradient of market quality in two very different countries shows that smallholder dairy systems are in considerable flux.

Comparison of feeding Plasmodium vivax ex vivo of F4 and F5 to F1 generation mosquitoes showed the comparable presence of oocysts and sporozoites, with numbers that corresponded to blood-stage asexual parasitemia and gametocytemia, confirming P. vivax vectorial capacity in the colonized mosquitoes.

The comparisons of feeding regimens are apparent in the time-course of CO2 production and energy expenditure (Figs. 1 and 2), which was similar to the time-course of CO2 production observed by Ball and Bayley [ 9] in piglets and by el-Khoury et al. [ 10, 11] in humans.

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Comparison between two types of feeding (on non-living food and on live insects) did not reveal any difference either in the direction (Wilcoxon matched-pairs signed rank test: Z = 2.00, P = 0.970) or strength (Z = −34.00, P = 0.204) of forelimb preferences in M. domestica males, as well as in females (Z = −29.00, P = 0.391 for direction and Z = −31.00, P = 0.358 for strength).

Essential revisions: 1) I understand why the authors chose a comparison of mice fed during the day to mice with food restricted to the dark phase.

STS flies had a 20% increase in the levels of NO in comparison to fed animals, regardless of their genotype (Fig 1F).

The following medical treatments prior to CDI development were identified as significant risk factors in comparison to the control group: disruption of feeding (OR 1.31; 95% CI 1.05 to 1.64), parenteral nutrition (OR 1.63; 95% CI 1.21 to 2.20) and enteral feeding (OR 2.16; 95% CI 1.60 to 2.92).

Because we did not measure these parameters in the preprandial state of the hourly feeding experiment, the comparison of fasting versus feeding is based on the study involving a single meal, whereas the effect of the feeding regimen is derived from the comparison of the postprandial state after a single meal versus the entire study period with hourly meals.