Sentence examples for restricted concentrate from inspiring English sources

The three feeding strategies compared in early lactation were separate feeding of silage ad libitum and restricted concentrate with a daily increase in concentrate allowance of 0.3 kg (C-0.3) or 0.5 kg (C-0.5) up to a total of 10.2 kg/day or a complete diet.

There was a lapse of 4 weeks between finishing challenge 1 and starting challenge 2. During the whole experiment, animals received a diet composed of ad libitum access to 75-day old Dichantium spp. hay and restricted concentrate (100 g/d).

Affinity-purified anti-Pacsin3 antibodies reveal the protein is highly restricted and concentrated on the limiting membrane of expanding notochord cells in 24 hpf embryos (Figure 3I, J).

This experiment was conducted for 90 d to assess the effect of feeding graded levels of concentrate allowance on rumen fermentation characteristics, performance and nutrient utilisation of weaner lambs on restricted or high concentrate allowance using 60 weaner lambs of initial average live weight of 13.90 kg BW in a randomized design.

The calves had restricted access to concentrate feeds and ad libitum roughage intake until shipping in 2004, 2005, and 2006.

The most serious disadvantage of the improved retort processes was that they were restricted to ore concentrates with a low iron content, because high iron content in the feed caused plates of iron to form in the retorts.

Restricted feeding and high concentrate diets are potential strategies for growing dairy heifers.

In particular, these data suggest that transfusion in patients with increased SMase activity should be restricted to fresh erythrocyte concentrates.

Forty-two lambs were divided into four groups: 9 lambs were restricted in stall and fed concentrate (S group); 12 lambs grazed from 9 am to 5 pm (8 h group); 10 lambs grazed from 9 am to 1 pm (4hAM group) and 11 lambs grazed from 1 pm to 5 pm (4hPM group).

By 1902 an advanced case of syphilis restricted his mobility, and he concentrated his remaining energy on drawing and writing, especially his memoir, Avant et après (published posthumously in 1923).

Forest monitoring and inventory is often concentrated or even restricted to dominant trees and assumes their behaviour (e.g., growth reduction, vitality loss) to be representative for the growth of the whole stand.