Sentence examples for finishing performance from inspiring English sources
No corn processing × BP interaction was detected (P > 0.05) for finishing performance and carcass data.
The male animals were evaluated for finishing performance and carcass characteristics while longissimus lumborum muscle samples were used for determination of fatty acid profile.
There was no difference between treatments (P > 0.05) for finishing performance and carcass characteristics but meat fatty acid characteristics were affected by treatments.
We investigated the effects of inoculated or ammoniated high-moisture ear corn (HMEC) on fermentation characteristics of silages, nutrient digestibility, nitrogen balance and finishing performance of steers.
The purpose of this study was to explore the effects of using Orbignya phalerata (Babassu) and Combretum leprosum (Mofumbo) leaves in ruminal short chain fatty acids (SCFA) and microbial community, as well as finishing performance, carcass characteristics and meat fatty acid profile of Santa Inês hair lambs.
By providing PolyLactate™ as well as fructose, glucose and glucose polymers as CHO-energy forms, CytoMax possesses clear advantages in terms of providing rapid and sustained energy allowing superior sprint finishing performance in comparison to a popular HFCS-based sports drink.
It was a fascinating evening but still mostly on the level of experiment rather than finished performance.
What followed was a highly finished performance, a written performance by a writer who had declared himself out of the game.
"One of the hardest things for me to do is watch myself," he said, then recounted his typical response to a finished performance.
Here he attempts to exploit and subvert that, presenting "Counterfeit Scenario" as something of a rehearsal in which he — and Ms. Green, following his verbal prompts — is trying to build the finished performance.
With the removal of the baton and the elimination, through memorization, of the printed score in public performance, the conductor is free to use not only his hands and arms but also the movement of his torso and facial muscles to express to the group his wishes in the execution of phrasing, dynamic level, nuance, individual entrances, and other aspects of a finished performance.
