Sentence examples for feeds led to from inspiring English sources
The use of complex feeds led to overshoot behaviour, possibly due to the irreversible adsorption of oligosaccharides.
The partial addition of lactose to either xylose or hemicellulose hydrolysates feeds led to high enzymes concentrations (around 30 g L-1 proteins).
Recently, we demonstrated that functional feeds led to a milder inflammatory response and reduced severity of heart lesions in salmon experimentally infected with Atlantic salmon reovirus, the causal agent of heart and skeletal muscle inflammation (HSMI).
In a previous study, the use of functional feeds led to a milder inflammatory response and reduced severity of heart lesions in salmon experimentally infected by Atlantic salmon reovirus (ASRV), the causal agent of heart and skeletal muscle inflammation (HSMI) [ 25].
She began to leave out corn for them, against the strictures of the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department, which warned that feeding led to overpopulation and aggression, and drew deer dangerously away from their winter shelters.
Indeed, feeding led to significant increases in hepatic GDH amination activity and intestinal GDH activity, in both amination and deamination directions, in juvenile O. marmorata.
High-fat feeding led to an increase in total body fat (P <.001) and epididymal fat pad weights (P <.001) and elevated fasting plasma glucose levels (P <.01).
Fermenting DDGS prior to feeding led to significantly increased apparent ileal digestibility (AID) of NSP (P=0.02), and apparent total tract digestibility (ATTD) of DM (P=0.01), CP (P=0.003), and P (P=0.04), along with tendency to increased ATTD of NSP (P=0.1).
Feeding led to only a slight increase in plasma ammonia concentration and had no significant effect on the ammonia content in the brain of juvenile O. marmorata during the subsequent 24 h.
Sucrose feeding led to a long-lasting PER that often continued even after the bee had finished drinking the sucrose solution.
In normal male mice, EOD feeding led to a 16% increase in median lifespan (N AL = 851 days vs. N EOD = 1010 days, hazard ratio (HR) 2.62 confidence interval (CI) 1.31 6.03).
