Sentence examples for modulating the feed from inspiring English sources

mPEGx-PLAy was obtained by modulating the feed ratio ofd,l-dilactide and mPEG.

Various chain lengths of PLA in the copolymers were obtained by modulating the feed ratio of mPEG andd,l-dilactide.

Several dynamic experiments modulating the feed temperature were also conducted and described with the help of the dynamic model.

By modulating the feed composition of the reacting monomers, it was possible to combine the hydrophobic character of the polymer with an high adhesion strength to the substrate and hence to maximize both the water contact angle (up to 157°) and the durability of the easy-to-clean effect (up to 2000 h long outdoor exposure).

A similar NO-mediated EPSP has been recorded in an Aplysia neurone modulating the feeding circuit where it was shown that, through cGMP, synaptically released NO inhibited background K+ channels (Jacklet & Tieman, 2004).

There are two challenges associated with realizing a successful NURBS trajectory generator minimizing feedrate fluctuations and being able to modulate the feed continuously.

This pheromone, modulates the feeding and pollen foraging behaviour of workers [8], [9], [10], inhibits the activation of the worker ovary [11], [12], [13], induces workers to cap brood cells [7] and increases the rate of protein production in the hypopharyngeal glands of workers [14], [15].

In conclusion, the opioid peptide system may control short-term feed intake by modulating the oro-sensorial response triggered by feed consumption, especially when calves are fed ad libitum.

Therefore, modulating the effect of growth dilution, feeds of biochemically high quality potentially lead to considerable reductions of total MeHg concentrations in farm-raised fish, yet provide increased fish yields.

The amphiphilic characteristics of PFPE were modulated by the feed molar ratios of Tris to PFPE of 0.3, 0.5, 0.8, and 1.0.

Therefore, the addition of Astragalus to feed may be beneficial for modulating the gut microbiota of young hens.