Sentence examples for expenditures feed from inspiring English sources

The animal agriculture sector accounts for approximately 9% of total CO2 emissions, which are primarily the result of fertilizer production for feed crops, on-farm energy expenditures, feed transport, animal product processing and transport, and land use changes (Steinfeld et al. 2006).

Continuous nasogastric feedings may improve energy efficiency (by increasing energy absorbed and decreasing energy expenditure), reduce feeding intolerance, improve nutrient absorption, and improve growth.

In contrast, deficiency in oxytocin or its receptor leads to reduced energy expenditure without feeding abnormalities.

An experiment was conducted to determine the effect of grazing versus zero-grazing on energy expenditure (EE), feeding behaviour and physical activity in dairy cows at different stages of lactation.

Equilibrium between energy intake and energy expenditure, early feeding, and a high-protein diet may improve nitrogen balance [ 30- 32].

We investigated the effects of mate-guarding on some key components of energy intake and expenditure: (1) feeding time, (2) diet, (3) travelling and climbing distance and (4) restlessness.

For the model with UCP levels as response variable we added time of sample collection (to account for possible diurnal variability in our physiological measure), duration of sample storage in the freezer, height climbed (to account for variation in energy expenditure) and feeding time (to account for variation in energy intake) as control variables.

Consequently, regulation of protein synthesis is a promising means to limit energy expenditures under unfavorable feeding condition.

The Presidency's priorities will be common farm and fisheries policy reform talks, the animal and plant health proposal, food and feed expenditure legislation, honey, the non-commercial movement of pets, and forestry, Agriculture, Food and Marine Minister Simon Coveney, told the Environment Committee on Thursday.

This corroborates the findings of Heffernan (2004) who reported that livestock owners have increased household expenditures for animal healthcare, feed and water.

This would cost money in the short run - because the government pays for required hospital residency training - and feed large expenditures for decades because an increased physician supply will inevitably lead to a larger national medical bill, a growing percentage of which is picked up by government.