Sentence examples for robust feeding from inspiring English sources

In keeping with a role for brain glucokinase in central glucose sensing, central delivery of glucosamine or mannoheptulose rapidly triggered robust feeding responses in rats [ 56].

Injection of the GABAA receptor agonist muscimol into the nucleus accumbens shell (AcbSh) elicits robust feeding in satiated rats, but has no effect on water intake.

Since the first report by McCay et al that restricting food intake of rats markedly extended their mean and maximal lifespan [1] CR has been proven to be a robust feeding regime for lifespan extension in a wide range of model organisms including yeast, invertebrate animals and many mammalian species [2].

Most phagotrophic euglenids have a robust feeding apparatus comprised of two main bundles of microtubules called "rods" and four interior "vanes" that are organized like a pinwheel in transverse section [ 9, 14, 15].

As people around the world become more affluent, they are demanding diets richer in animal protein, which will require ever more robust feed crop yields to sustain.

Ontario's energy grid, meanwhile, is supported by "a robust feed-in tariff" that launched in 2009, according to the CEC.

This sits well with the accelerator fund model that groups like Dogpatch Irelandd), Radicle (U.S ., CSIRO's Main Sequence (Australia/U.S ., Sprout, WNT (New Zealand), Yield Lab (U.S./Ireland) and SP Ventures (Brazil) are leveraging to build a robust pipeline feeding the venture ecosystem.

This result suggests that the variation of shell outline in spiriferids could provide a variety of preferential conditions for ambient flow and that the flow intensity could be adjusted by sulcus development to generate a robust passive feeding flow along the spiral feeding organs.

Wired and The New Yorker are suspending efforts to sell ads on the platform and replacing their robust Flipboard feeds next month with spartan versions that summon their own websites if readers want whole articles.

Although Twitter and Facebook are blocked in mainland China – the government banned them when riots spread across Tibet in 2008 – municipal governments have begun to launch Facebook campaigns to draw international tourists, and state-run newspapers maintain robust Twitter feeds.

We're disappointed that Mr. Sachs lauds one tired idea over another, when Malawians themselves are developing far more robust ways of feeding themselves.