Sentence examples for replacement frequency from inspiring English sources

Frequency of TMR delivery did not affect feeding time, feeding rate, DMI, replacement frequency, feed sorting, or productivity.

In spite of its systematic replacement, the engineering design has to be optimised and the lifetime analysis has to be made carefully, in order to credibly estimate the expected replacement frequency.

The two main areas of focus were cell culture medium composition and replacement frequency relative to a base case of incubating constructs in medium supplemented with just serum and replaced weekly.

Treatments were applied for 10 d, with dry matter intake (DMI), feeding behavior (feeding time, feeding rate, and meal patterns), and replacement frequency for each cow recorded using an automated feed intake system on d 6 to 10 of each period.

Monitoring is needed to demonstrate protection against cervical cancer, to verify duration of protection, and assess replacement frequency of non-vaccine types among vaccinated cohorts.

Close monitoring is needed to demonstrate protection against cervical cancer, to verify duration of protection, and assess the replacement frequency of non-vaccine types among vaccinated cohorts, and potential barriers to vaccination coverage [ 5, 6].

Optimum temperature was 20°C at enzyme replacement of 25% residual activity, and increased only slightly at higher replacement frequencies.

Amino acid composition and replacement frequencies and patterns are essential to identifying how forces such as selection are acting upon proteins.

As evolutionary distance and the number of replacements increase, the replacement frequencies for identities decrease and the non-identical replacement frequencies increase, which reduces the target identity of the matrix when aligning random sequences (Fig. 3).

Based on genomic comparisons Wang and Lercher [ 30] developed a simple, reduced predictor based on replacement frequencies of the charged amino acids glutamine (E), arginine (R) and lysine (K), which were found most often exchanged in a thermal cline.

As log-odds matrices, every scoring matrix has a target evolutionary distance, or percent identity, which can be approximated from the homologous replacement frequencies that are the numerator of the log-odds ratio (Altschul, 1991).