Sentence examples for partially fed from inspiring English sources

Blood feeding induced significantly increased expression of HlPDI-1 and HlPDI-3 in both partially fed nymphs and adults.

Northern blotting analysis of total RNA from unfed and partially fed whole ticks showed that the expression of mRNAs for both HLSG-1 and -2 was induced by blood feeding.

Northern blotting and reverse transcription (RT -PCR analysis of total RT -PCRm unfed or panalysis fed whofe total as well as dissected tick oRNAns revealed that transcription ofromS1 mRNA was indunfedby blord meal feeding during the slow feeding partially–48 h post-attachment) only in the tick midguts.

Unfed and partially fed mosquitoes were removed by aspiration and discarded.

These results show that all developmental stages as well as the midgut and ovaries of partially fed adult ticks express the LKR/SDH protein.

As shown in Figure 5, a specific strong band of approximately 104 kDa was detected in the eggs from partially fed adults, and larval, nymphal, unfed female and engorged female lysates (Figure 5A) and also in the midgut and ovaries from partially fed adults (Figure 5B).

BUT FEAR NOT! Obama TOTALLY LANDED HIS GARY BUSEY JOKE LAST NIGHT, and that's even better than having a sandwich, to divide into pieces and partially feed your family.

Although I'm happy, if a tiny bit hurt at not being consulted, that VICE recently published The VICE Guide to Being Gay, I feel it's my duty as a homosexual, at the risk of biting the hand that partially feeds me, to take issue with a few of the pronouncements made in this albeit politically incorrect (what else?) and partly tongue-in-cheek mini-manifesto.

Type of feeding (exclusively breast fed vs partially breast fed vs exclusively formula fed); Proton pump inhibitor exposure; Hypoallergenic formula exposure for formula-fed infants; Maternal dairy elimination diets for breastfed infants.

These characteristics are identified a priori and include: (1) feeding method (exclusively breast fed vs partially breast fed vs exclusively formula fed), (2) proton pump inhibitor exposure, (3) hypoallergenic formula exposure for formula-fed infants and (4) maternal dairy elimination diets for breast-fed infants.

The objectives were to assess the use of nicotinic acid (NA) to chronically (i.e., 74 h) manipulate plasma nonesterified fatty acid (NEFA) concentrations in partially feed-restricted lactating cows, determine whether the reduction of plasma NEFA altered responses to i.v. glucose tolerance test (ivGTT) and whether NA would attenuate an acute lipolytic stimuli of a β-agonist challenge (ivBAC).