Sentence examples for increase in concentrates from inspiring English sources

Increasing performance work in the horse is often associated with a reduction in the forage ration and an increase in concentrates, usually in the form of high-starch cereal grains.

The increase in concentrate percentage modified rumen parameters: the pH and acetate:propionate ratio decreased and total VFA, ammonia, and soluble carbohydrate concentrations increased.

Several other studies demonstrate the reduction in cellulolytic bacteria due to the increase in concentrate in the diet (Tajima et al. 2001; Singh et al. 2014; Granja-Salcedo et al. 2016).

Milk production increased (P<0.05) from 24.4 to 26.4 kg energy corrected milk (ECM) when energy level was increased, and on average 0.58 kg milk per kg increase in concentrate DM intake.

The three feeding strategies compared in early lactation were separate feeding of silage ad libitum and restricted concentrate with a daily increase in concentrate allowance of 0.3 kg (C-0.3) or 0.5 kg (C-0.5) up to a total of 10.2 kg/day or a complete diet.

It was concluded that under generous grazing conditions (high allowance of good quality herbage) a moderate increase in concentrate supplementation resulted in a simultaneous increase in milk yield and enteric methane emission, so that enteric methane emission per unit of milk yield was unaffected.

For example one study noted that risk of colon obstruction increased in the 14 days after an increase in concentrate feeding [ 20].

Increases in concentrate DM intake resulted in mean substitution rates of 0.48 and 0.25 for CP and RSM diets, respectively.

In order to identify the effects of concentrate energy alone, concentrates were formulated so that increases in concentrate feeding resulted in either a constant supply of concentrate crude protein (CP) (mean 1.4 kg/day) or constant intake of rapeseed meal (RSM) (mean 1.7 kg DM/day).

It is bucking the national trend for retail stagnation and boasting a 7% increase in sales, concentrated on high-end fashion.

Nevertheless, there was again strong evidence of non-linearity and any association appeared to be mainly driven by a twofold increase in risk concentrated only at the quartile of participants who experience the highest levels of exposure.