Sentence examples for feed mortality from inspiring English sources

Table 7 Mortality percentages of fish groups during feeding periods Feed Mortality percentage A1 0 S1 33 C1 50.

Each feed on a person in a treated house is modeled to have a 60% chance of post-feeding mortality.

Therefore, silencing of these genes may affect tick feeding, mortality and development of A. marginale in salivary glands.

61 For a 70% coverage condition, 70% of houses are treated and feeds occurring inside these houses result in an 80% post-feeding mortality.

The GIII sequence was identified in R. microplus and did not affect tick feeding, mortality and oviposition after RNAi (unpublished results).

The two effects of IRS consist of repellency pre-feed or mortality post-feed, and separate time constants can be placed on the temporal profile of each of these.

Dietary treatments did not significantly affect body weight, egg production, egg weight, feed efficiency, mortality, egg albumen index, egg yolk index and egg Haugh unit, yolk weight percentage, exterior egg quality characteristics, excreta moisture, H/L ratio, blood parameters and antibody production to SRBC.

Two other farmers specifically stated that feeding poultry mortality to their swine allowed them to save on feeding costs.

Breast-feeding seemed to simply delay the timing of death rather than reduce it altogether: while breast-feeding reduced mortality at the very young ages, infants got infected and, consistent with the conditions existing in most resource limited settings, these infants progressed to AIDS relatively rapidly, and died later on by the age of two.

Replacement feeding predicted mortality when modeled separately from HIV-exposure (aHR 2.3, 95 % CI 1.5, 3.6), but colinearity with HIV-exposure status precluded investigation of its independent effect.

Her performance of Embarrassed, about breastfeeding her daughter in a public toilet because of the stigma of feeding in public, has been shared more than a million times and Unicef invited her to take part in a conference on infant feeding and mortality.