Sentence examples for feed reproduction from inspiring English sources

Automatic and objective dairy cow body condition scoring has the potential to be used as a feed, reproduction, health and longevity management tool.

Tannins have the capacity to bind to proteins impair vital process like feeding, reproduction of the parasite and disrupt the integrity of the cuticle [64].

The presence of multiple functional variants of traits involved in activities such as feeding, reproduction, or the defense against predators is relatively uncommon within animal species.

Simulated jaguars underwent feeding, reproduction, and mortality events typical of natural populations, resulting in realistic population dynamics and home range sizes.

All metabolic and physiological activity and life processes, such as feeding, reproduction, movements and distribution of aquatic organisms are greatly influenced by water temperature (Bhavan et al., 2015; Manickam, 2015; Manickam, Bhavan, & Santhanam, 2017; Manickam, Bhavan, Santhanam, Chitrarasu, & Ali, 2012; Manickam et al. 2014, 2015.

Deep-sea canyons, for instance, can act as essential habitats for certain megafaunal species, which find a suitable environment for feeding, reproduction, and growth, often related to the increased availability of organic matter due to the enhanced transport of particles from the shelf down the canyon [26], [44], [46], [48], [154], [157], [244], [245].

The main labor divisions are between feeding, reproduction and defense.

In the Brassicaceae glucosinolates influence feeding, reproduction and development of many insect herbivores.

Mosquitoes exhibit 24 hr rhythms in flight activity, feeding, reproduction and development.

Particularly, rainfall and relative humidity affected the rates of biological development, feeding, reproduction, population density, and survival of Aedes mosquitoes, thus increasing the DF transmission.

However, marked changes were observed in specific nuclei of the hypothalamus that regulate various neuroendocrine functions such as feeding, reproduction, stress, and circadian activity.