Sentence examples for productive feeding from inspiring English sources

They felt more productive feeding the material through faster.

The significant negative association between cnidocyte discharge and light intensity that we report here could function to reduce the propensity of cnidocytes to discharge during daylight hours, when prey items are scarce, and to arm them at dusk, when productive feeding hours begin.

High abundances of plankton throughout the Firth and the sea lochs created rich feeding grounds, forming the basis of a highly productive marine ecosystem [14].

Not all economically water productive feed products are significant contributors to milk yield.

The decision to focus on this one new strain of cassava was the outcome of a long process of research alongside farmers groups in Katine, where we fixed on what new crops would be the best suited to the area and would be most productive at feeding families and selling.

In colonial times, Myanmar's Irawaddy Delta was so productive it fed large parts of the British Empire.

"Scientists are looking for ways to make sunflowers more drought-resistant, more disease-resistant and more productive to feed more people on less land".

Increased milk and milk energy output of the control cows reduced productive benefits of feeding a YP, and results suggest that the YP milk yield response was absolute (about 0.9 kg/cow/d) and that it decreased proportional to control group milk yield as control group milk yield increased.

In what ways does he succeed?" This question will lead students in a productive direction without feeding them the answers.

In this regard, Christie advocates 'flattening-out' of the metadata which stifles connections and narrative possibilities as the crucial design methodology, and highlights the understanding that digital literacy or narrative is a two-edged sword with the productive element feeding back onto and enhancing the receptive one.

The shorter trips, which are taken over the continental shelf, benefit the chick with faster growth, but longer trips to more productive pelagic feeding grounds are needed for the parents to maintain their own body condition.