Sentence examples for relatively small feed from inspiring English sources
Gas flows in laboratory membrane test cells are often assumed to be uniform due to the relatively small feed volumes and ideal mixing of gas mixtures such as air.
The rallies on Friday in Belgrade and here in Vojvodina were relatively small, feeding Mr. Djurkovic's anxiety.
Although RFI may be seen as a good indicator of feed efficiency, it does have its drawbacks, namely, slow growing animals eating a relatively small amount of feed may have a more favorable RFI value [ 8].
The increase was however only significant for relatively small values of the propane feed stream ≤16.5 μmol/s.
"With the relatively small number of people I feed, is it really my responsibility to worry about carbon footprint?" Mr. Keller asked.
Young swifts are left unattended for longer periods than is true of most altricial (helpless) nestlings; the adults spend a substantial amount of time foraging for the relatively small insects on which they feed, in order to capture a sufficient number to warrant a trip back to the nest.
However, the relatively small median standard deviation of feed rate achieved over a patient's stay, per patient, of 12.9% shows that individual patients are less variable than the cohort and thus that the overall ability to tolerate glucose is patient specific.
Due to training with a relatively small meteorological data set, multiple feed-forward neural network models are proposed to avoid the over fitting problem.
Stews are also economically beneficial, as they provide relatively small amount of meat into feeding large families, especially within the poorer population.
It should be noted that the current study involved the feeding of relatively small amounts of zooplankton (5 10 % of live prey items), which would limit the larval intake of iodine.
With about 100 people working in his publicity department, Mr. Strickling shaped and guided the flow of information about stars that was fed to the relatively small numbers of reporters and columnists.
