Sentence examples for feeds containing high from inspiring English sources

A vacuum infusion coating process allows fat to penetrate the pellet, and this has led to a new generation of salmon feeds containing high amounts of lipid ranging from 18 to 40percentt.

Therefore, use of feeds containing high percentages of plant proteins combined with replacement of FO by VO, as is now prevalent in the industry, requires studies on dietary effects on intestinal transcriptomes and proteomes.

Enteral feeds containing higher proportions of medium-chain triglycerides and n-3 long-chain fatty acids have been reported in studies to infer favourable outcomes when compared with n-6 long-chain fatty acids.

The poultry feeds contain higher amount Ca, and eventually this Ca transferred to chicken manure.

In contrast, supplementary VO feeds contributed generally less to the carp diet, but carp exposed to VO feeds contained highest MeHg concentrations.

This experiment thus provides a means of determining whether the uterine response to estradiol would be enhanced in females being fed the soy-based PMI 5001 feed containing high levels of phytoestrogens or PMI 5K96 with low-phytoestrogen levels that had resulted in elevated endogenous estradiol levels during fetal life.

Alternatively, a biofilm forming pure or co-cultures of Caldicellulosiruptor species, which can withstand feed containing high substrate concentrations, can be operated at a reasonably low d (h−1), which will allow similar substrate loading rates to that obtained in this study at high d (h−1).

This paper examined the physiological and performance effects with transcriptional responses in mid intestine, liver and skeletal muscle in salmon to a post smolt feed containing high levels of plant derived proteins with low fishmeal content compared to a low plant protein-high fishmeal diet.

Fouling is likely the most important obstacle to the use of membranes in many applications, especially in those that the feed contains high concentrations of organics such as oil and biomacromolecules.

Ward (1977) categorized copper deficiency into four groups where the feed contained: high levels of Mo (more than 20 ppm); low Cu but significant amounts of Mo (i.e., ratio 2 1); deficient in Cu (less than five ppm); and normal Cu and low Mo, with high levels of soluble protein.

An impact in the longer term of such replacement will tend to be lower growth rates of cultured fish (fish-based feed contain higher quality proteins resulting in greater growth if compared to vegetable-based feed).