Sentence examples for in feed conversion from inspiring English sources
A significant improvement in feed conversion ratio (FCR) was observed as supplementary vitamin A or E increased (P > 0.05).
No difference was observed for SBM in feed conversion ratio value (6.6) compared to that of the SFM (7.59).
There was also an improvement in feed conversion ratio (FCR) of d 0 to 14 (linear effect: P < 0.05) and in average daily feed intake (ADFI) of d 14 to 28 and d 0 to 28 (linear effect: P < 0.01).
When the chickens were similarly stressed and infected with Salmonella Enteritidis, there was an increase in feed conversion and a decrease in plasma IgG levels in the stressed and Salmonella-infected birds.
Furthermore, dietary supplementation with 0.5 g Arg/kg promoted a quadratic improvement in feed conversion ratio of finisher turkeys, and metabolizable energy values of grower turkeys at d 84.
Regarding the productive performance hepatosomatic index showed a quadratic effect (P < 0.05) and there was a linear reduction (P < 0.05) in feed conversion with increasing substitution of maize by glycerol.
We explore the individual role of supply-side measures (including cropland output intensification and cropland expansion), efficiency measures in the livestock system (increases in feed-conversion ratios) and demand-side measures (quantitative and qualitative changes in the human diet).
No difference in cumulative feed conversion, but a reduction in breast meat yield was observed in broilers reared with longer reduced lights per day until 49 days old [ 16].
However, castration of male pigs also results in reduced feed conversion efficiency as well as in a reduction in carcass trait values (reviewed in [ 9]).
The purpose of the study was to evaluate the effect of vaccination against PCV2 in a sub-clinically infected, high-health finishing herd in terms of viral load in serum, feed conversion ratio and antimicrobial treatments.
Generally, sturgeons are cultured for both meat and caviar production and an excessively fat content in the ovary would result in reduced feed conversion increasing production costs (Ovissipour and Rasco 2011).
