Sentence examples for feed reduced from inspiring English sources

Fermentation of the feed reduced (P<0.05) the pH from 6.61 to 4.37.

Our study found that Chaetomorpha sp. as a raw feed reduced the FCR for giant tiger prawns by approximately 40%% under co-culture conditions, indicating that Chaetomorpha sp. can reduce artificial feed expenses as efficiently as Ulva species.

As the feed reduced and the cutting speed increased, a reduction of chip thickness is occurred (see, Fig. 9) and produced chips of three categories, i.e. long helical washer type broken chips, long and snarled unbroken chips and ribbon type chips.

In conclusion, feeding diets containing WS resulted in lower postpartum serum NEFA, higher liver glycogen, and a tendency for greater milk production and lower liver triglyceride to glycogen than those containing GH. Liquid feed reduced postpartum DMI but not yield of milk yield or 3.5% fat-corrected milk yield, resulting in an improvement in feed efficiency.

Around the time of World War II, increasing mechanization and strict regulations on the purchase of livestock feed reduced the need for and ability to keep draft horses.

This trend is characterized by concentration of large numbers of animals in housing units, use of concentrate feed, reduced genetic diversity, vertical integration, and industrial management practices.

The modified fish can grow to the size of wild salmon with 75% less feed, reducing the product's carbon footprint by up to 25 times, AquaBounty claims.

The structure design realizes decoupling control of heave compensation and automatic bit feed, reduces energy consumption of the system.

Heating the feed reduces the heat duty and the CO2 emission of the reboiler, but it increases them in the condenser.

It is also shown that the presence of CO2 in the feed reduces the rate of deactivation, possibly due to the formation of more stable peroxocarbonate species.

And yet in the early 1990's, when a friend heard that breast-feeding reduced the risk of asthma and allergies -- both of which had plagued Smythe early in life -- Smythe decided it was worth a try.