Sentence examples for introduction of feeds from inspiring English sources

To reduce nutrient leaching, the amount of feed given at each feeding time was dependent on feeding activity of the prawns and the introduction of feeds was stopped when it was observed that active prawn feeding activity had ceased.

A 430-day study was undertaken to evaluate whether adjusting the timing of introduction of feeds with varied protein and energy content could constitute a long-term strategy for steering the quality of Atlantic salmon throughout the entire seawater cycle.

In the ACASI mode of interviewing even higher proportions of mothers reported early introduction of feeds, which suggests that the FTF responses were biased towards socially desirable responses.

We aim to evaluate the effects of an "early" enteral feeding regimen, starting milk feeds on day 2 after birth (between 24 and 48 hours of age) compared to one of "late" introduction of enteral feeds, starting feeds on day 6 after birth (between 120-143 hofrs of age) in a group of babies identified as being at high risk for NEC and milk intolerance by antenatal Doppler studies.

To date there is no clear evidence that antioxidant therapy alters outcome in septic patients [ 54], although as noted in the introduction, supplementation of feeds with vitamins was shown to reduce mortality of a general group of severely ill patients [ 8] and reduce multiorgan dysfunction in a group of critically ill patients who were primarily trauma victims [ 9].

The pMTCT program then decided to encourage exclusive breast-feeding for the first six months of life followed by gradual introduction of complementary feeds (not provided by the program) with continuation of breast-feeding for a duration of the mothers' informed choice.

The timing of introduction and rate of progression of milk feeds is an area of clinical uncertainty with arguments in favour of both early and late introduction of enteral feeds.

Finally, early introduction of enteral feeds results in the reduction of the supplementary infusion until the enteral feed rate exceeds the supplementary infusion rate.

Mixed feeding outside the period of transition when cessation of breastfeeding was occurring with the intentional introduction of complementary feeds (referred to as the weaning process in this paper), was rare in both studies.

The introduction of feed-in tariffs to the energy bill may not sound enthralling.

Thirty minutes after the introduction of feed to the reactor, overall conversions were 11, 35, and 62 wt% at 230, 250 and 270 °C, respectively.