Sentence examples for feeding intensity from inspiring English sources
Begum et al. (2008) reported a similar type of observation from their studies on the feeding intensity of M. gulio in the south-west coast of Bangladesh.
This variability is non-synchronised in the population, causing high variability between individuals, and changes in the feeding intensity cause additional variability.
However, the average digestion time of A. aurita in a physically and nutritionally stable environment is robust, and changes in the feeding intensity give predictable effects.
The digestion time is simply given as the ratio between number of prey in stomach and total number of prey eaten, times the incubation time, assuming that the feeding intensity is constant.
A 2 × 2 factorial design with 32 Hereford bulls with an initial live weight (LW) of 307 kg was used to study the effects of (1) concentrate type and (2) concentrate feeding intensity on animal performance and health in cold conditions.
With a feeding intensity of, respectively, 1, 2, 4 and 8 prey h−1 over a 5-h experimental period, stomach fullness of most individuals corresponded to a theoretical digestion time of 1 3 h, whereas single meals of the same size usually gave somewhat higher digestion time.
Cui et al. [ 18] also found that grass carp fed with plant diet spend longer time on feeding, have higher feeding intensities, and consume less dry matter per bite than those fed with animal diet.
Char feeding migration intensity increases in late summer and autumn.
In conclusion, carcass traits in both trials were more affected by slaughter age than by feed intensity and desirable grazing effects were achieved on the pasture.
The objectives of the two factorially-designed trials were to determine the effects of indoor feed intensity (low vs. high) and slaughter age (18 vs. 22 months) on performance and carcass quality of beef heifers, raised from weaning until slaughter and grazing semi-natural grasslands during growing seasons.
These results indicate that feed intensity and breed influence energy mobilization.
