Sentence examples for feed availability from inspiring English sources

The cortisol value was inversely affected by feed availability and directly proportioned to Zn exposure.

The kidding period at the beginning of winter was at a season of lower temperatures and lower feed availability.

At this stage, goats are in their poorest body condition due to the cold weather and very limited feed availability.

According to the key informants, grazing land preference was dependent upon feed availability and accessibility in the study areas.

This study concluded that the feed availability adversely affected Zn toxicity where feed availability to appropriate ration could minimize the deleterious effect of Zn toxicity on Nile tilapia performance and health, and vice versa.

These results indicate potential seasonal growth patterns, which are controlled by environmental cues (i.e. temperature, feed availability, etc).

The study districts were selected based on their rainfall distribution and variability during the short and long rainy seasons, accessibility of the rangelands; fluctuation in livestock feed resources availability, frequency of drought, livestock potentials, and degradation of rangelands.

Key aspects common to all systems include the composition and amount of liquid feed, water availability, and the first starter feeds offered.

However, the contribution varies with the type of feed and availability of natural sources, for example plant material at Topaz Farm was a greater contributor with 43.9 ± 19.5 % compared to supplementary sources raw corn 8.20 ± 3.10 and lupin 1.60 ± 1.70%%.

Changes in behavior may include psychological neglect or changes in feeding practices (food availability).

Mothers' characteristics such as age at childbirth, anemia, nutritional status, and education; and household characteristics such as household economic status, safe source of drinking water and sanitation, urban/rural residence and geographic region affect childhood anemia mediating through feeding habit, food availability, and diseases morbidities [ 20, 21].