Sentence examples for may affect feed from inspiring English sources
According to EFSA, DON in feed may affect feed intake of pigs at levels from 0.35 – 0.9 mg/kg feed [ 8].
The majority of QTLs identified in the GWAS lies within gene deserts and may affect feed efficiency via regulatory elements that are yet to be identified involved in the modulation of expression of genes.
The RGS2 gene was found to be DE between high and low RFI groups in both Nelore and Angus [ 12] cattle and may affect feed efficiency via its G protein-coupled signaling activity in different cellular functions including the regulation of body weight and adiposity [ 36].
Increases in blood glucose and NEFA may adversely affect feed intake of dairy cows.
The circadian rhythm is reported to alter feeding in Drosophila [27], there may also be an effect from differences in group size, either in a positive (e.g. aggregation behaviour [28]) or negative (e.g. aggressive competition [29]) direction, and finally, dietary composition may also affect feeding.
Steroid hormones can modulate olfaction in the context of reproductive behaviors in mice, rats, and humans [ 54], raising the possibility that hormonal regulation of olfaction may also affect feeding behavior in these species.
The aim of the trial was to ascertain how pellet diameter affects feed intake and liveweight gain in the young pig and how changes in diet presentation between the pre- and postweaning phases may affect postweaning feed intake.
Our results suggest that management systems may affect parental feeding ecology of great tits nesting in vineyards.
Cell wall composition may affect insect feeding for both nutritional and physical reasons [ 31].
Therefore, silencing of these genes may affect tick feeding, mortality and development of A. marginale in salivary glands.
Additionally, we examined psychosocial factors such as fear of stigma, fear of negative male partner reactions, disclosure to family members, and mental health indicators; and explored how these factors may affect infant feeding choices.
