Sentence examples for question of feeding from inspiring English sources

Some believe it is simply a question of feeding, although Ms. Moore said that the empty stomachs found in the dolphins scientists have dissected suggest otherwise.

Salvation is not so much about saving our souls as "a question of feeding the hungry, welcoming the immigrants, visiting the sick, and protecting the poor, orphaned and widowed from the violence of the rich".

We examined the question of feeding height stratification by estimating the maximum feeding heights (MFHs) of the dinosaurs from the DPF.

Specifically, the question of feeding height stratification is examined in light of the role it plays in facilitating modern ungulate coexistence.

The National Survey methodology also included a specific set of questions on feeding of children ≤ 24 months.

Several studies and meta-analyses have emerged that question the practice of feeding tube placement in patients with dementia [ 22, 24] Mitchell et al. for instance observed nursing home residents with advanced dementia and found that 40.7% of residents underwent burdensome interventions including aggressive nutrition therapy in the last 3 months of life [ 25].

"The essential question of the feeding tube has nothing to do with nationality or payor source," she said.

Whether the question is the use of feeding tubes in elderly patients with cognitive impairment [ 11], nursing home residents receiving potentially burdensome medical interventions near the end of life [ 10], or the overall level of intensity of medical care at the end of life [ 5], the same regions are consistently found to provide more aggressive (and expensive) end-of-life care.

A parable of contrasts between family life in an Indian town and an American suburb, Desai's subtle narrative explored the question of who fed whom and how lovingly and whether such feeding satisfied her characters' spiritual hunger.

On the other hand, Typeform's ethos is also very contemporary: it focuses on presenting and asking for information using conversational language, and works on the basis of feeding questions one at a time and getting answers in return and tailoring subsequent questions based on those responses.

In a large register-based study (n=1357), the odds of having swallowing/chewing difficulties and excessive drooling increased significantly as GMFCS level increased; 24 however, this study only used a single standardised question to determine the presence of feeding difficulty.