Sentence examples for increased net energy from inspiring English sources
Although FA supplementation increased net energy intake of cows, energy and nitrogen balances, and microbial protein synthesis were not affected by the experimental diets.
Therefore, CS partially replacing short alfalfa hay increased DM intake, consequently increased net energy for lactation and physically effective fiber intakes, and thus, improved milk and milk protein and lactose yields.
Starch infusion had no effects on heat or milk energy but increased net energy for lactation due to a numerical increase in tissue energy, implying that in late-lactation cows, starch digested postruminally was used with high efficiency for tissue energy retention as protein and fat.
Marginal ECM production response to increased net energy lactation (NEL) intake were higher when intake was increased due to higher silage digestibility (0.14 kg ECM/MJ NEL) compared with increased NEL intake due to increased concentrate level (0.12 kg ECM/MJ NEL).
Results indicate the possibility to increase net energy yield up to 0.24 kWh/m3 of wastewater, while reducing carbon emissions by 35%.
This would substantially increase net energy yields from agricultural land (Table 1).
In tests on subjects walking with an artificially-impaired ankle, a conventional prosthesis reduced ankle push-off work and increased net metabolic energy expenditure by 23% compared to normal walking.
Specifically, as lignin content increased, the net energy value increased at a rate of 1 MJ/kg for every 8.375% of lignin content.
Here we demonstrate that, under energy-balanced conditions, consuming 25% of energy from fructose leads to reduced net fat oxidation and increased net carbohydrate oxidation, in addition to previously reported increases of DNL (Stanhope et al 2009).
Similarly, participation increased net returns by 45%.
Dietary CP reduction increased N (P=0.03) retention and tended (P=0.07) to increase C retention, thereby tending (P=0.097) to increase dietary net energy content.
