Sentence examples for feeding moderate from inspiring English sources
Results of the study indicated that feeding moderate levels of SBH to steers grazing wheat pasture will facilitate increases in stocking rate and BW gain per hectare.
Rats were then randomly assigned to one of six treatment groups: weight maintenance with ad libitum feeding, moderate weight loss with 20% food restriction, and substantial weight loss with 40% food restriction, either with or without swimming.
After 2 h of rapamycin feeding, moderate to robust LTR staining was already visible in wild-type larval fat bodies, demonstrating that direct inhibition of Tor signaling activates autophagy faster than nutrient deprivation in wild-type larvae.
FGF-21 levels of dairy cows feeding controlled-energy diet was significantly higher than dairy cows feeding moderate-energy diet.
Hookworm-infected animals fed moderate amounts of iron became sicker and more anemic than those eating very little iron.
In an interesting study by Diez-Gonzalez et al. [ 13], the total E. coli count was only 2 × 104 cells per gram of colonic digesta in cattle fed either hay or fresh grass (pasture), whereas the total E.coli population was 6.3 × 106 viable cells per gram of colonic digesta in cattle fed moderate amounts of grain (60% of DM).
For patients between 5 to 13 years old, entry criteria included co-morbid illness (including malnutrition), failure to feed, moderate to severe dehydration, signs of respiratory failure (chest indrawing, cyanosis, apnea, or sensorial change), or complications such as plural effusion and pneumothorax.
A conventional approach in dairy cow nutrition programs during late gestation is to feed moderate-energy diets.
Seven individuals had distinctive features, generalized hypotonia, feeding difficulties, moderate to severe psychomotor retardation, progressive microcephaly, frequent upper respiratory tract infections, impaired immunity with decreased immunoglobulin levels, and decreased coagulation factors.
Feeding a moderate fat diet supplemented with very long chain n-3 PUFA augmented oxidative stress and was associated with a reduction of the serum vitamin E status, even with higher dietary levels of vitamin E, suggesting a high susceptibility of cats to oxidative stress and calls for caution when feeding fish oil-supplemented diets to cats.
