Sentence examples similar to feeding preserved from inspiring English sources

Cows on pasture will produce milk with more unsaturated fats than cows fed preserved forage.

His case echoes that of Abu Wa'el Dhiab, a Syrian whose force-feeding was halted on the orders of district judge Gladys Kessler on Wednesday, after his lawyers applied to the court to have video tapes of his force-feeding preserved.

Carr et al. [ 23] observed, again with mice, that reproductive ability lost by the end of the first year in the case of unrestricted feeding was preserved until at least the 21st month of life when the mice were limited in food ration over the first 11-15 months and then received food ad libitum (cf. SkQ1-induced fecundity increase of mice [ 2, 3] and mole-vole [ 1]).

For RNA extraction, the basal part of the plants, above the root, were dissected in RNALater (Ambion, USA) to remove living and dead maggots, and the meristematic tissue from the feeding site was preserved.

Tyrannosaur tooth marks are the most commonly preserved feeding traces of carnivorous dinosaurs.

The cephalon had five short somites (body segments) with three to five pairs of small and poorly preserved feeding appendages.

Like synaptic transmission, feeding movements were preserved at higher temperatures in larvae with lower PKG levels.

In all steps, the original 96-well format array of the RNAi feeding library was preserved.

However, Heyland et al. reported that while the delivery of acidified enteral feeds (pH 3.5) preserved gastric acidity and dramatically reduced gastric bacterial growth and lowered the rate of Gram-negative bacterial growth in tracheal suction, there was no reduction in frequency of VAP [ 35].

It has previously been shown that BC feeding could preserve the balanced microbiota in the intestine of piglets.

Reconciling the objectives of feeding the world and preserving the environment is a great challenge for agriculture.