The incidence of feeding was expressed as the percentage of test fish (n = 10) with food (at least one food item) in their gut.
Yet, little is known about the national incidence of feeding-tube insertions, the circumstances of their insertion, and post-insertion health care use.
Our experimental setting demonstrates a distinct impairment of small bowel motility during hypothermia, a delayed restart and a persistent inhibition of motility in the presence of catecholamines, explaining the higher incidence of feeding intolerance in this group of patients.
The final set of welfare indicators used to identify herds with good animal welfare included two fertility measures, cow mortality, stillbirth rate, mastitis incidence and incidence of feed-related diseases (including gastrointestinal disturbances but excluding paralyses and cramps).
There was a trend toward a decreased incidence of feeding problems in the FNI group (p = .062).062
But plant communities with L. vulgare had high incidences of plant feeding nematodes, thus the authors hypothesized that the accumulation of particular plant feeding nematodes, perhaps combined with nematode-assisted virus transmission, reduced the establishment of invaders.
To determine influences on incidence of breast milk feeding (BMF) at time of discharge and 6 months later among infants cared for in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
Epidemiological studies correlated high plasma cholesterol levels with high incidence of AD, and feeding rabbits with a diet rich in cholesterol has been shown to induce AD-like pathology in rabbit brain.
We considered the 3,117 incidences of fruit feeding attempts that occurred under the forest shade condition and that were directed towards seven of the eight most-eaten species of fruit.
The incidence of airway misplacement of feeding tubes at a major tertiary referral university hospital was 3.2% [ 44].
We could have expected to observe an increase of the relative size of the group meal due to an increase of the social interaction between lambs with the time spent together, as observed by Jorgensen et al. (2009) with ewes where the incidence of queuing at the feed barrier increased from 1 to 14 days after grouping.
