Sentence examples for relatively high feed from inspiring English sources

These coals have a relatively high feed ash and are generally difficult to wash due to high proportions of near-gravity material (NGM).

For systems with relatively low feed concentrations, gas-phase capacity has a larger effect than velocity variation and vice versa for systems with relatively high feed concentrations.

The membrane protects the cells from the direct effect of shear so that relatively high-feed rates can be used without cell damage.

It was also observed that the dissolved oxygen concentration (DO) of mode 2 was dramatically low (approximately 10%) during 15 to 20 h which coincided with the relatively high phosphate feed (Figure 2C).

Continuous, scaled up nanofiber production rate of >125× over the traditional single needle electrospinning method is observed from the presence of multiple jets, each possessing a relatively high solution feed rate.

Furthermore, S. meridionalis Chen got relatively higher growth, feed utilization and better body morphological indices than S. asotus Linnaeu under the present experimental conditions.

It is important to note that these three months often correspond with relatively high temperatures when feeding and reproduction of many aquatic organisms are likely to be higher.

Taken together, our results demonstrated that feeding barley grain steeped in 0.5% LA modulated both energy status and innate immunity of dairy cows fed relatively high levels (45% of dry matter) of dietary concentrate.

Interestingly, while average PRO intake was relatively high, an additional acute feeding of 25 g of PRO significantly augmented REE in the current study, perhaps supporting the suggestion that higher protein needs (1.63 g∙kg−1 day−1) may be necessary for women to maintain nitrogen balance [35].

In Italy this approach may well contribute to the relatively high 'any' human milk feeding rates, but the existence of restricted visiting hours and routine use of bottles prevented exclusive mother's own milk feeding, and feeding from the breast at discharge from NICU.

In the current work, SSCF of pretreated wheat straw was studied using a combined strategy of substrate and enzyme feeding at relatively high WIS content (starting at 8%, then gradually increasing to 11% due to substrate feed).