Sentence examples for difference between the feed from inspiring English sources

Goats were tested individually in an experimental feeding stall that allowed the height difference between the feed table, the standing area of the forelegs, and a feeding area step (difference in height between forelegs and hind legs) to be varied.

Moreover, due to osmotic backwash, the permeate enters feed channel due to the osmotic pressure difference between the feed and permeate.

The measured values of water flux through the prepared membranes depend on the temperature difference between the feed and permeate sides, as shown in Figure?20.

The driving force of a PV process is the vapor pressure difference between the feed and permeate sides of the membrane.

The retention coefficient values (R%) of the different grafted membranes are presented in Table?10 which depended strongly on the temperature difference between the feed and the permeate side and on the concentration of the NaCl solution.

After 5.0-h operation, the feed volume decreased from 600 mL to 452 mL with 0.5 M (148 mL water recovery, Additional file 3), 65%% lower than that with 0.8 M at the same operation time because of the lower osmotic pressure difference between the feed and the draw.

There was no difference between the feeding and non-feeding animals in blood glucose, GOT, GPT and alkaline phosphatase activity.

By reducing the quantity of electricity that has to be remunerated in times of low and negative prices, voluntary curtailment eases the EEG surcharge burden, which is determined on the basis of the difference between the feed-in tariff's or market premium's reference prices and the market value for RES electricity [6].

To calculate the exergy difference between the feeding and returning district heating water, the enthalpy and entropy differences of the flows or the transferred heat with the corresponding thermodynamic average temperature can be used.

Although the difference between the feeding rhythms of SHR exposed to RF and ad libitum feeding was subtle (i.e., 100% versus 80% food intake during the active period), this small alteration in feeding cycles was sufficient to affect the cardiovascular diurnal rhythm.

The difference between the feeding rate of 0.3 h−1 and the growth rate of 0.28 h−1 can be explained by the fact that glycerol was not only used for growth, but also for cell maintenance.