"feeding monitoring" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of monitoring or tracking the food intake of a person or animal, such as in healthcare or animal care settings. Example: The nurse instructed the new parent on the importance of feeding monitoring for their newborn in order to ensure proper growth and development.
All other co-authors K.B., M.D. and A.R. participated in the animal feeding, monitoring and maintaining of animals, euthanizing, harvesting organs and in experimental work.
The DDI is controlled by interface protection relay (SPI), that is a grid feeding monitoring relay with overvoltage protection (59), undervoltage protection (27), overfrequency protection (81>), underfrequency protection (81<), protection codes 59, 27, 81>, 81< are defined by ANSI /IEEE Standard C37.2 [9].
Treatment protocols on admission, feeding, monitoring, and discharge were developed and posted on the walls of the KMC unit.
Methodology Six questionnaires were specifically designed to address general logistics and procedures of the MTCT program, IEC, feeding, monitoring, manpower and laboratory issues.
Commercial feeding monitors are excellent, but are costly and require specialized caging and equipment.
We have developed single fly feeding and monitoring techniques to measure microbial populations in the gut.
It is helping to promote infant and young child feeding, growth monitoring and newborn care at the community level.
A separate feed monitoring application use could increase the viral nature of apps and boost application development across the network.
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This program included improved rodent control; feed monitoring; biohazard control; microbiological monitoring throughout all stages of production; and industry quality assurance schemes (23 ).
At 10 h of age, the infant was detected to have hyperglycaemia with blood glucose level (BGL) of 18 mmol/L on routine pre-feed monitoring performed for intrauterine growth restriction, as per unit policy.
