Sentence examples for formulated by replacing from inspiring English sources

The Basal-FM was formulated by replacing a portion of corn and soybean meal in the basal diet with 278 g/kg of FM.

Four isonitrogenous and isoenergetic diets were formulated by replacing corn grain with SC and SF and balanced using change in proportions of canola meal and sugar beet pulp.

Five isonitrogenous and isolipidic diets (45% protein and 10% lipid) were formulated by replacing 0 (the control), 25%, 50%, 75 % and 100 of fish meal protein with SPC protein (designed SPC0, SPC25T, SPC50T, SPC75T and SPC100T, respectively).

Five dietary treatments were prepared as follows: 1) a control diet made-up of 500 g/kg of concentrate and 500 g/kg of bermuda hay (Cynodon dectylon), and 2) four diets formulated by replacing 400 g/kg of the bermuda hay in the control diet with the four SMS-based silages described above.

Note that the CRLB for MSE2 can be readily formulated by replacing ψ with 2 σ nd 2 + λ r 1 2 P r 1 d σ nr 1 2 in the result of (33).

Thus, the post-processing algorithm of the obstacle SOR (3.9), (mathcal{L}_{mathrm{SOR}} omega)), can be formulated by replacing the two terms in the right side of (3.2) with the right sides of (4.9) and (4.10), and computing (u_{mathrm{GS},pq}) in (3.9.a) correspondingly at all neighboring points.

The reduced-starch diets, formulated by partially replacing corn grain with soy hulls, were fed without (RS−) and with (RS+) exogenous amylase added to the TMR.

The NS and RS rations contained 27 and 18% starch (dry matter basis), respectively, and were formulated by partially replacing corn with soy hull pellets.

The LS diet did not contain LCY (LS0) and was formulated by partially replacing dry ground shelled corn with soy hulls.

The reduced-starch diets, formulated by partially replacing corn grain and soybean meal with whole cottonseed and wheat middlings, were fed without (RS−) and with (RS+) exogenous amylase addition to the total mixed ration.

Feeding a reduced-starch diet formulated by partially replacing corn grain and soybean meal with a wheat middlings and whole cottonseed mixture compared with a normal-starch diet without addition of exogenous amylase to either diet reduced milk and component-corrected feed conversions.