Sentence examples for feeding capacities from inspiring English sources

The signaling pathway controlled by the main milking hormone, the prolactin, was active, oxytocin did not rescue the mutant mother feeding capacities and oxytocin receptor and myoepithelial cells, responsible of milk ejection were easily evidenced.

This impairment in locomotion could limit the feeding capacities of pups and could potentially worsen the size deficit already observed at birth.

Increased symbiont densities (as observed in the D-ecotypes) is a common response in well-fed corals that are kept under low-light conditions, and inter-specific differences in cell-specific densities (i.e., number of zooxanthellae contained in each individual host cell) have been related to different feeding capacities of various coral species (reviewed in [ 66]).

The components are characterized by their feeding capacity, reliability and cost.

These results are consistent with other studies that demonstrate that the amount of lipid stores in host tissue and the heterotrophic feeding capacity of a species underpin the resistance and/or resilience of corals to a single bleaching23,24,56,57.

A pilot scale bubbling fluidized bed air gasifier, having a feeding capacity of 100 kg/h, provided experimental data: the syngas complete composition, the characterization of the bed material, the entrained fines collected at the cyclone and the purge material from the scrubber.

Mass and energy balances and material and substance flow analyses drawn for each design solutions are based on the experimental data obtained from a pilot scale bubbling fluidized bed air gasifier, having a feeding capacity of 100 kg/h and operated with a commercially available, natural biomass.

Drying sludge to solid contents sustainable for fossil fuel replacement at pulp and paper mills could be performed with secondary heat at a temperature of 70 °C, a pilot-scale feeding capacity of 170 kg h−1 and a corresponding energy consumption of 1.0 kWh kg−1 H2O.

Modeling results based on an experimental campaign on recycled paper mill sludge indicated that efficient drying with a specific energy consumption of ⩽1 1.2 kWh kg−1 H2O can be achieved with inlet air temperature levels ⩾40 °C coupled with respective feeding capacity of ⩽750 kg h−1.

Due to the high and rapid sugarcane feeding capacity of larvae of this species, we hypothesized that larvae only fed on sugarcane, could have developed a consortium community of symbiotic-bacteria possessing an enzyme arsenal which efficiently degrade sugarcane plant tissue.

We found no significant differences in pharyngeal pumping in animals treated with metformin compared to non-treated controls, indicating that metformin is unlikely to directly limit feeding capacity.