Sentence examples for feed caused from inspiring English sources

The anionic compound feed caused a marked increase of the Ca concentration in urine, from 0.96 to 4.30 mmol/l, while P levels were not affected.

The most serious disadvantage of the improved retort processes was that they were restricted to ore concentrates with a low iron content, because high iron content in the feed caused plates of iron to form in the retorts.

Increased CO2 partial pressure in feed caused an initial increase in H2, CO, and CO2 reaction rates, peaked at stoichiometric feed ratio (R), CO2 C3H8, of 3 followed by a gentle decrease for R>3.

Agriculture minister Brendan Smith explained this week that "it has been a matter of great concern to Ireland, in recent years, that there has been a severe disruption to trade of animal feed, caused by the delays in the authorisation, by the EU, of GM varieties which have already been approved in the exporting countries".

If anything, the shift to the algorithmic feed caused much more of an uproar than any political issue or privacy scandal.

Veterinarian Don Julio Cerda Cordero of Servicio Agrícola y Ganadero (SAG; a branch of the Chilean Ministry of Agriculture) reported that in extreme cases, ash ingestion with feed caused gastro-intestinal blockages.

Addition of hydrogen to the feed causes a reduction in light-off temperature for all concentrations of CO studied.

Residual commercial feed causes eutrophication in intensive aquaculture; therefore, reduction of commercial feed helps prevent eutrophication inside and outside of aquaculture environments.

This is outpacing the growth of time we spend reading the feed, causing increased competition and decreased organic reach for everyone's content.

In the sea, high viscosity PIB becomes "glue-like", covering birds and restricting their movements and ability to feed, causing them to eventually die from hypothermia or starvation.

It said the substance becomes "glue-like" in the sea, covering birds and restricting their movements and ability to feed "causing immobilisation, hypothermia, starvation and eventually death".