Sentence examples for for increased feed from inspiring English sources

In response to the demands for increased feed conversion, cattle, sheep and goat producers rely on rapidly fermentable (high - grain) diets to maximize energy intake.

The inclusion of SNPs that have been shown to be associated with feed intake and efficiency, but not growth, will be important to allow selection for increased feed efficiency without inducing correlated responses in growth or mature size.

The figure shows the convective heat flux, plotted lengthwise of the ITM feed side, for increasing feed flow rates.

In the FBR experiments, selectivity to formaldehyde increased for increasing feed concentration of methanol and decreased when oxygen concentration was increased.

Fodder production has been regarded as one of the suitable strategies for increasing feed availability for enhanced livestock production among pastoral and agro-pastoral communities in the drylands of Kenya.

It appears that de-hulled barley substitute for maize increased feed intake, hence increased live-weight gains for the broiler chickens and decreased dry matter and fat digestibility in the grower.

Total specific energy decreased with increase in mass feed rate, but effective specific energy increased for switchgrass and wheat straw, and decreased for corn stover at increased feed rate.

It may be due to increased feed for earthworm which was evident from higher nutrient content in cow manure (Table 4).

In general, crop cultivation plays an integral part in the improvement of the Borana agro-pastoralists' livelihoods, including increased feed availability for their livestock production and productivity.

Limpets offered higher PE ratio diets did not compensate for lower energy levels with increased feed intake, and specific growth rate increased up to 0.20% BW/d as the dietary PE ratio decreased.

24 hour activity profiles of ndi1 expressing flies are similar to controls, suggesting that an altered activity at different times of day is not responsible for the increased feeding during the assay period.