Sentence examples for migration of feed from inspiring English sources

Simulation results indicated significant cross membrane migration of feed and draw solutes for long (~1 m) relative to short (~10 cm) FO channels.

Simulations based on existing experimental FO data confirmed that FO operation in a counter-current/SFD mode provides slight improvement with respect to water flux, and reduced cross migration of feed and draw solutes relative to the co-current mode of operation.

Four patients failed to complete both study days due to tracheal extubation (two patients), withdrawn consent (one patient) and migration of the feeding tube into the small intestine (one patient).

The other problem associated with P. juliflora invasion is its hindrance on transhumance, a seasonal migration for search of feed.

Taken together, the EU migration of the last decade fed Britain's economy at both ends of the labour market.

Among human-related barriers, construction of dams and the consecutive fragmentation of habitats is one of the possible factors contributing to this sharp decline, mainly because water impondment preclude (1) the upstream migration of glass eels to feeding grounds and (2) the spawning migration of adults from the feeding to the spawning grounds in the Sargasso Sea.

Of comparable extent is the dispersive feeding migration of the northern fur seal (Callorhinus ursinus).

Recent genetic surveys indicate that the species has seemingly nonphilopatric migration of adults from ocean feeding sites to freshwater spawning sites based on homogenized neutral variation across broad geographical regions (Spice et al. 2012; Hess et al. 2013).

The oceanic migration of chum salmon is a feeding migration, with individuals feeding on zooplankton such as jellyfish, ctenophores, and crustaceans (Quinn 2005).

Secreted peptidases such as astacin, serine-, cysteine-, and metalloproteases ensure migration and feeding of the worm [ 111].

Since the growth, death, feeding, and migration of predator and prey individuals always occur periodically, the dynamics of a predator prey system can be observed by a particular time scale, which can be defined by the generation span of the predator and prey populations and measures the regeneration time of both populations.