Sentence examples for feed competition from inspiring English sources

RJF of stressed parents were significantly heavier than those of control parents at hatch, but WL offspring of stressed parents were significantly heavier than those of control parents at 8 days, and were also more competitive in a pairwise feed competition test at 27 days of age (Table 1).

Lesion scoring was performed after mixing as a measure of aggression, and a feed competition test was used to assess social status.

Comparisons between group fear tests and social tests showed that pigs which readily approach a human tended to have higher lesion scores and fewer feeding bouts in the feed competition trial.

On the contrary, the presence of 80 and 13 % recruits in monoculture and polyculture with smaller African sharptooth catfish, respectively, interfered with the growth performance through feed competition and space between the stocked adult Nile tilapia and their recruits.

That's because the few especially spammy Pages and those affected by an increase in news feed competition had their reach drop significantly, while the reach of Pages that almost never get spam reports got a boost.

He addressed the decrease in organic Page reach, saying that since people Like more Pages and add more friends all the time, and everyone is sharing more content, but people spend a limited time browsing News Feed, competition naturally reduces reach over time.

Competitive costs of feeding competition were negligible within and between social units of L. leucopus, presumably due to low dietary selectivity and reliance on the most common food species.

The results of the current cross-taxa analysis strongly suggest that general dietary categories do not provide a reliable indicator of the type or intensity of feeding competition or a predictor of competitive regimes.

However, the social influence on feeding was offset by avoidance of feeding competition, which acted to reduce behavioural synchrony.

In a uniform grouping, dominance between various species is apparent in feeding competition, suggesting a definite nipping order.

Peer Pressure/Competition: College admission exacerbates the stress young people feel by feeding competition among classmates.