Sentence examples for feed an effect from inspiring English sources

In RAS, water quality can deteriorate as a result of fish catabolism and uneaten feed, an effect that is modulated according to fish species, stocking density and feed characteristics.

Or the fires might have spewed enough soot to block out the sun and kill off the plants on which herbivorous dinos fed, an effect that would have been felt all the way up the dino food chain.

The aim of the study was to investigate whether a diversity of woody feeds on offer, containing different phenolic amounts, and previous experience with the feeds have an effect on feed intake and feeding behavior of growing lambs.

Our data suggest that the expression of numerous lipid metabolism and cholesterol biosynthesis genes are rapidly altered with sub-chronic WD feeding; an effect which was manifested with significant hepatic steatosis.

"Since that time, almost every study on breast cancer has confirmed that finding on age at first birth, but there's been a lot of confusion about whether the number of children and breast-feeding had an effect on breast cancer," said the leader of the new study, Valerie Beral, head of the Oxford epidemiology unit.

We then assessed the effect of feeding an enteric bacterium isolated from L. dispar on larval mortality following ingestion of B. thuringiensis toxin.

We have examined the effects of feeding an OF-supplemented rodent chow diet on microbial metabolism and immune measures in male and female BioBreeding rats.

Forage species composition and availability of alternative feeding areas had an effect on waterfowl grazing damage to perennial forage fields.

Furthermore, in all cases, the enzyme feeding strategy had an effect on the ethanol yield in SSF.

The effect of feeding a total mixed ration (TMR) and the effect of protein balance in the rumen (OEB) on milk urea concentration (MUC) was studied.

Therefore, in mice fed a standard diet, the effect of individual housing on weight gain were similar to those observed in mice that were maintaining dominance under chronic psychosocial stress.