Sentence examples for fed a combination from inspiring English sources

The scientists studied 133 healthy children ages 10 months through 4 years in three groups: exclusively breast-fed, exclusively formula-fed, and those fed a combination of formula and breast milk.

If the cuts are not labeled "grass-fed," that means the animals were probably factory-raised and fed a combination of GMO corn, grain, soy and other animal scraps pumped full of hormones to fatten them up for a faster growth cycle.

In one tightly controlled, intensely humid space, mosquitoes are hatched, nurtured, fed a combination of goat's blood and fish food, then bred.

Sucrose alone did not alter the milk fatty acid profile when cows were fed a combination of unsaturated fat and sugar, although several significant interactions between sugar and unsaturated fat were observed.

"Prime means the beef is specially raised and fed a combination of corn and grass, which creates little dots of marbling -- or fat -- in the tendons," Cruz says.

Growth and feed efficiency improved in olive flounder Paralichthys olivaceus fed a combination of β-glucan and BAISM-contained diets (Yoo et al. 2007).

Under the conditions of this trial, our results indicate that feeding a combination of corn silage and ryegrass silage is more desirable than feeding ryegrass silage alone, whereas supplementation with GC, SFC, or HF supports similar levels of milk production.

Feeding a combination of acetate and pantothenate was found to improve PHB production by approximately 45% over the control.

Thus, in PHA producing systems where the microbial culture enrichment and PHA production phases are separated, it is desirable to enrich the microbial culture using acetate, while feeding a combination of acetate and propionate in the PHA production phase.

If the fish are wild-caught, it may be a good idea to feed a combination anti parasitic food, which may take care of internal parasites as well as bacteria.[2].

Six studies used glutamine supplementation in which the patients were fed enterally, ten studies supplemented patients with glutamine by parental feeding, while the patients were fed using a combination of the two methods in the other two studies.