Sentence examples for feed potentially from inspiring English sources

Large quantities of antimicrobials are given to food animals, especially in feed, potentially risking increased antimicrobial resistance in humans.

The administration's sharp rebuke of the American International Group on Sunday for handing out $165 million in executive bonuses — Lawrence H. Summers, director of the president's National Economic Council, described it as "outrageous" on "This Week" on ABC — marks the latest effort by the White House to distance itself from abuses that could feed potentially disruptive public anger.

The company has ambitions to bringing in other live content, starting with live news feed, potentially from third-parties, Williams notes.

PWNED: Ring, a company that makes home security cameras and was acquired by Amazon, used loose protocols in managing its customers' video feeds, potentially allowing employees to watch customers in their homes, according to the Intercept's Sam Biddle.

Their comments become visible in their Facebook news feeds, potentially luring in friends who weren't originally invited to watch the video.

Shawn Brant, the media spokesperson for the blockade in Belleville, was held overnight and fed potentially rancid McDonalds by the OPP an allegation that the police force denies.

The integration of metabonomic profiling data from fat fed and control mice in these highly heterogeneous pathophysiological patterns of response to standardized HFD feeding potentially provides tools for identifying predictive biomarkers associated with specific disease traits determined by different genetic backgrounds.

Thus a clinical nutrition approach using functional feeds potentially enables a shift away from chemotherapeutic and antibiotic treatments, lowering the costs of disease treatment and management [ 13].

Measurements at F52 were included to allow for the fact that women in this region commonly become pregnant with a subsequent child before or only shortly after stopping breast-feeding, potentially making it difficult to obtain NPNL measurements.

Given the important role for leptin in controlling diverse processes ranging from metabolism to immunity, we hypothesized that leptin action might modulate bacterial populations within the gut independently of feeding, potentially by controlling the expression of gut AMPs.

We hypothesized that changes in gene methylation is involved in the prenatal maturation of the intestine and its response to the first days of formula feeding, potentially leading to NEC in preterm pigs used as models for preterm infants.