"lean growth" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a form of business growth that emphasizes efficiency and profitability over increasing size. For example, "The company's lean growth strategy means that they have been able to boost their profits without increasing headcount."
This is partly at odds with desires of the modern aquaculture industry, to improve the efficiency of lean growth.
In conclusion, increasing the CP ME ratio of milk replacer is a way of improving lean growth rates in pre-weaned lambs.
A diet containing at least 201 g ideal CP (kg DM −1 (13.7 g ideal CP (MJ metabolisable energy (ME))−1 or 0.99 g total lysine (Lys) (MJ ME −1) provides an adequate CP-to-energy ratio for maximising carcass lean growth in Iberian pigs weighing from 10to2525 kg BW.
Line B progeny had higher growth rates (1036 versus 956 g per day, S.E.=15, P<0.01), higher feed intakes (2657 versus 2470 g per day, S.E.=61.2, P<0.05), but similar gain:feed ratios, as compared to the progeny of line A. Line B pigs tended to have smaller loin-eye depths (P<0.10), and had greater lean growth rates (P<0.01) than line A pigs.
Yet, due to the lean growth, it may be necessary.
With an emphasis on data, product, and being "lean", growth hackers are challenging the underlying assumptions of marketing.
The longer you can go without a paycheck from your startup when you are in lean-growth mode, the better your survival odds become.
Buoyant investors lean toward growth stocks, the value of which is expected to increase rapidly; when uncertainty prevails, the preference is for more conservative issues with stable records of earnings.
"It surprises me that an investment pool like this would lean on growth," he said.
Lean tissue growth flocks had been selected for an increased aggregate breeding value incorporating predicted lean and fat weights with positive and negative economic weightings, respectively, over the period 1986–1992 inclusive.
Performance data sets were available from lean tissue growth selection experiments for Border Leicester (n=613), Coopworth (n=1711) and Dorset Down (n=820) ram flocks and from a Corriedale progeny testing ram flock (n=722).
