Sentence examples for feed yield from inspiring English sources

When small amounts of N2O (300 ppm, 1000 ppm) were added to the feed, yield and selectivity to H2 and CO increased.

The recovery, R, was determined as a function of time (R *calculated via the relative weight concentrate to feed "yield"), and the k was calculated according to Eq. (2).

This evolution is due to improvements in CGE modelling such as modifications to the modelling of animal feed, yield responses to price increases, and representation of growth in both supply and demand [ 24].

They don't need as much space as livestock, emit less greenhouse gases, and have a sky-high feed conversion rate: a single kilo of feed yields 12 times more edible cricket protein than beef protein.

They don't need as much space as livestock, emit lower levels of greenhouse gases, and have a sky-high feed conversion rate: a single kilogram of feed yields 12 times more edible cricket protein than beef protein.

Economic sensitivity analysis showed that a combination of improvement in factors such as price of grouper juveniles, feeds, yield, survival, and FCR would result in higher return-on-investment (ROI).

Unlike daytime feeding, nighttime feeding yielded rhythms similar to those generated during ad libitum feeding [ 198].

Today, cows in New Zealand cost less to feed and yield more milk solids, making them more profitable.

This study evaluated if increasing the amount of unsaturated FA in the diet as triglycerides or free FA affected feed intake, yield of milk and milk components, and feed efficiency.

During heat stress and pair-feeding, milk yield decreased by 27.6% (9.6 kg) and 13.9% (4.8 kg), respectively, indicating that reduced feed intake accounted for only 50% of the decreased milk production.

As people around the world become more affluent, they are demanding diets richer in animal protein, which will require ever more robust feed crop yields to sustain.