Sentence examples for likelihood of feeding from inspiring English sources

The results of a study in rural villages of north-west Argentina showed T. infestans feeding patterns are non-random, the likelihood of feeding on humans decreased when dogs and chickens were present in bedroom areas [20].

The lack of advance directives has also been found associated with a greater likelihood of feeding tube use in the U.S. [ 10].

Although not significant, this same trend, i.e. increased likelihood of feeding with WT-exposed mosquitoes, is evident when comparing the mean number of bloodmeals taken by individual mosquitoes in each group (Table  3).

Our finding of a higher likelihood of feeding in the presence of a parakeet within the parakeet range compared with sites outside, suggests habituation to parakeets following prior exposure.

A decision on infant feeding for children born to HIV infected mothers should therefore be tailored and based on careful consideration of the HIV mother's individual and other life circumstances to achieve maximum compliance to whatever choice is made, thus reducing the likelihood of mixed feeding.

Additionally, maximum-likelihood ancestral reconstruction was performed for reconstruction of ancestral states of feeding habits, using Mesquite, based on a Markov k-state one-parameter model [ 44].

This study investigated maternal determinants of the likelihood of breast milk feeding.

Parasitized Platyprepia virginalis caterpillars (Arctiidae) increased their likelihood of survival by feeding on poison hemlock plants, and parasitized caterpillars preferred poison hemlock over bush lupine, unlike unparasitized caterpillars [36].

In 2013, Flaherman published a very small study that suggested giving some newborns a little bit of formula early on may improve their breastfeeding rates at three months and decrease the likelihood of them being fed formula months later.

Mosquito survival is strongly dependent on moisture and humidity levels; longer mosquito lifespans increase the likelihood of multiple blood feeds and hence transmission of dengue.

Most of France's cases have been in the north, where there is a greater likelihood of exchanges of feed and cattle with Britain.