Sentence examples for rations at which from inspiring English sources

These results are not directly comparable to our experiment, however, as Cox & and Secor (2007) measured DE, while the pythons (Python molurus) were still kept at the different experimental rations at which they had been reared.

Lake Mead is still eight feet above the level at which rationing could go into effect in Nevada and Arizona, and well above the levels at which Hoover Dam's hydroelectric output might be seriously jeopardized.

Fattening cattle are usually fed from 2.2 to 3.0 percent of their live weight per day, depending on the amount of concentrates in the ration and the rate at which they are being fattened.

The identification of thresholds at which rationing starts to influence patient outcomes in a negative way may allow nurse managers to introduce interventions so as to keep rationing at a level at which patient safety is not jeopardized.

The identification of thresholds at which rationing starts to influence patient outcomes in a negative way may allow nurse managers to monitor rationing levels and react accordingly.

The study also aimed to identify the threshold at which rationing of nursing care is significantly associated with negative patient outcomes, specifically patient satisfaction.

In order to compare the findings of the current study with past literature on the thresholds at which rationing began to affect these outcomes negatively, BERNCA scores were recorded into 6 levels: 0, 0.5, 1.0, 1.5, and 2.0, more than 2.5.

Although eliminating nursing care rationing might be considered impossible within the current economic and organizational constraints, this finding gives an indication as to the point at which rationing begins to affect patient outcomes and could become a serious threat to patient safety.

The Royal Navy did not adopt citrus rations until 1795 (Sutton 2003), at which point scurvy essentially disappeared from the Royal Navy.

An official from the government's Food and Supplies Department audits the stocks for quantity and quality, checks the accounts, and notes the prices at which the ration has been supplied.

In late 2010, Lake Mead dropped to just 8 feet above the first "drought trigger" elevation, a level at which Arizona and Nevada would have to begin rationing water as delineated by the Colorado River Compact.