Sentence examples for concentrates differing from inspiring English sources

Effects of supplementing finger millet straw (FMS) with concentrates differing in partitioning factor (PF) on dry matter (DM) intake, nutrient digestibility and N metabolism were studied in crossbred heifers.

The objective of this study was to investigate potential relations between meal feeding concentrates differing in the glycemic responses they elicit and GH secretory patterns in young growing horses.

A basal mixed ration supplying 36 mg of Zn/kg of dry matter (DM) was supplemented with 1 of 4 concentrates differing in level and form of dietary Zn.

As shown in Figure 3, the survival curve for filters in patients supplemented or not with AT concentrates differed significantly between periods.

To test our prediction, we examined nutrient digestibility, rumen fermentation, digestive enzymes and urinary purine derivatives (PD) in yaks and cattle offered forage-concentrate diets differing in N concentration.

The objective of this experiment was to examine the effects of concentrates in feed, differing in carbohydrate source, on the rumen development of veal calves.

The aim of this experiment was to examine the effects of concentrates in feed, differing in carbohydrate source, on the growth performance and rumen fermentation characteristics of veal calves.

Treatments were formulated to maintain a forage-to-concentrate ratio of 60 40, differing only in the CS hybrids used.

The animals were selected as pairs of the highest and lowest emitters from an experimental group comprising two cattle breeds each receiving one of two diets differing in concentrate content.

The diet consisted of concentrate containing rolled barley and supplement, barley silage and alfalfa haylage (55% to 45% DM basis, forage to concentrate ratio) and differed in enzyme application: 1) control, 2) enzyme applied to concentrate (45% of TMR), 3) enzyme applied to supplement (4% of TMR), and 4) enzyme applied to premix (0.2% of TMR).

In the meantime, police commanders in Manhattan and Brooklyn have tried differing approaches — one concentrating on jaywalkers, and the other, scofflaw drivers — in recent weeks, following a string of fatal crashes last month that included three pedestrian deaths in fewer than 10 days on the Upper West Side.