Sentence examples for decrease in the feeding from inspiring English sources
The highest iturin A concentration of 1.12 g/L was obtained by adopting the proposed two-phase feeding strategy by a stepwise decrease in the feeding rate.
Acyl-CoAs also tended to decrease in the fed state in MED13cTg compared to WT livers (Fig 3D).
With wet tungstenia-doped titania-supported Pt catalyst in membrane cells, these peaks dramatically increase in their charge capacity and reversibly become shrunk with decreased moisture content in the feeding inert gas mixture, and vice versa.
For a sudden decrease in the feed temperature (T0), the HTdc model predicts an inverse temperature response along a wide range of inlet concentrations, which becomes more significant for risingC0 values.
Figure 6b indicates that the use of water-cooling results in decrease in the feed to the GT, gross, and net power output of the system, whereas the steam turbine output power increase due to more steam available for the steam turbines.
A null mutation in ser- 4 also decreased the feeding rate in presence of serotonin but the effect was relatively small.
When feeding space allowance was increased, we observed an increase in the time a cow spent feeding and a decrease in the number of feeding bouts in relation to the total time feed was available, particularly in subordinate cows.
It was proposed that the increase in longevity was due to the dramatic decrease in their feeding rates thus inducing a state of caloric restriction a well-known method of increasing animal longevity (Lakowski and Hekimi 1998).
The second set of assays to examine the influence of the light pulse duration on feeding behavior showed that the light pulse duration was positively correlated with the induced behavioral change: the longer the light pulses, the larger the decrease in feeding propensity.
This change was driven by an 82% increase in feeding time during the first hour immediately following the delivery of fresh feed and a 26% decrease in feeding time during the first hour after milking.
The first set of assays showed a negative correlation between the duration prior to feeding and the behavioral change as a measure of feeding propensity; the shorter the time between the light pulses and blood provision, the larger the decrease in feeding propensity.
