Sentence examples for matter and fiber from inspiring English sources

These results indicate that enzyme supplementation increases total tract digestibility of organic matter and fiber.

However, the model underpredicted organic matter and fiber digestibility between pH 5.4 and 5.8, compared with values obtained in continuous culture.

Addition of EOC and EOAC has no obvious harmful effects on rumen fermentation in terms of ruminal dry matter and fiber digestibility was not influenced.

Compared with grass, feeding hay had no effect on dry matter intake (DMI), rumen pH, or fermentation characteristics, other than increasing ammonia content, but lowered whole-tract organic matter and fiber digestibility (experiment 1).

In contrast, we observed no changes in intake, production, dry matter and fiber (neutral detergent fiber and acid detergent fiber) digestibility, or ruminal digestion, and no or small changes on selected fibrolytic and amylolytic bacteria and on the microbial community in general.

KCNJ3 showed expression throughout the brain, including in various neuronal and glial cell types in the ventricle, white matter, and fiber tracts.

Dry matter, nitrogen, and fiber digestibilities were not affected by dietary treatments.

Because of the potential for investigating white matter integrity and fiber connectivity in vivo, this technique has been widely applied to study brain disorders [ 13, 14].

A diffuse astrocytic gliosis is found throughout the cerebral hemispheres, especially affecting the subcortical white matter and the fiber tracts of the striatum.

Soil organic matter and nutritional fibers are known to lower the fraction of a contaminant that can be absorbed by the intestine (O'Neill et al. 1991; Oomen et al. 2000; van Schooten et al. 1990).

Tobacco use, infections, and the inhalation of chemicals, particulate matter (dusts and fibers), and the incomplete products of combustion during occupational and environmental disasters have long been associated with respiratory disorders, especially in those with genetic predispositions (1– 3).