Ms O'Connor said she was monitoring the use and impact of newer drugs to "build a better picture of the scale of the problem" and would feed any information into a pan-European early warning system.
This corresponds to a regulation at the scale of the entire population, on feeding grounds for example.
Selectivity can occur at the scale of a bite, feeding station, patch, or feeding site [ 3] depending on how behaviors with regard to bite formation (tongue, lips and jaw movements) and movements between successive bite locations (head and neck movements), feeding stations (single step), and patches (several steps) take place.
Some aid is getting through, but the scale of the effort needed to keep everyone fed, clothed and healthy is hard to comprehend - a fact confirmed by the numbers behind the story.
Selectivity tended to emerge at the scale of feeding stations and became strongly significant at the bite scale, because of differences in bite mass between plant species.
In regression models adjusting for social and demographic factors, the PPBS remained a significant predictor of the Feeding Scale score, the Teaching Scale score, and security of attachment.
Therefore, we were interested in characterizing the OS-elicited JA burst on a spatial scale relevant to the feeding behavior of early-instar larvae.
Our evaluation suggested that electronic automatic lamb feeders are tools that can provide, on a large scale, data describing the feeding behaviour of artificially reared lambs.
"They're at the apex of the feeding scale.
Concurrent and convergent construct validity was evaluated by correlating the subscales of the Feeding Emotions Scale with positive emotionality and negative emotionality from the Differential Emotions Scale – a measure of general adult emotions.
