Sentence examples for feed which may from inspiring English sources

The findings of this study revealed that grazing muzzles may be a viable option to reduce the rate of intake of pelleted feed, which may benefit horses susceptible to choke as a result of rapid feed ingestion.

As expected from the literature, the molecular weight of the copolymers decreased with increasing ITA concentration in the feed, which may be a consequence of the allylic hydrogen in ITA that can act as a chain transfer agent in radical polymerization [43, 44].

These results showed that the addition of urea to the catalyst preparation improve the performance for the real feed, which may be due to the less interaction of the Mo active phase with the support, more Mo7 clusters over the catalyst and also the more porous surface of the catalyst which may provide more sites and routes for the diesel hydrocarbons to diffuse and contact the active phase.

Remember, large cows = more feed, which may not necessarily mean more milk, though this can be argued.

A third set of reactions includes decreased muscle tone and closing of the eyes after feeding, which may be termed relaxation.

Our data demonstrate that the insulin sensitizers can overcome the cognitive deficits arising from high fat diet feeding, which may be in part mediated through the development of peripheral insulin resistance.

However, in the present study farmers did not monitor the feeding behaviour of the fish during feeding which may have contributed to accumulation of uneaten feed in the ponds.

But he also feels it's important for people to keep looking at camera feeds which may result in visual information that can help prevent potential technical problems for the ISS.

However, at the time of recruitment to this study 95% of Belarus mothers with healthy term babies did so and therefore failure to initiate breast feeding (which may be related to obesity) was not a major reason for exclusion and is unlikely to have been a source of selection bias.

Sorting by sex enables differentiated feeding, which may increase the meat percentage and feed conversion, and may have some effect on the prevalence of tail biting [ 23].

Powdered breast milk fortifiers are not introduced until premature infants tolerate full-volume feeds, which may not occur for days or weeks after birth.