Sentence examples for structure of the feeds from inspiring English sources

Although the calculated ME is very similar in all the diets, the structure of the feeds differs.

The marine mixotrophic mode of nutrition, the preference for green algal prey cells, the structure of the feeding apparatus, and the organization of the pellicle are outstanding examples of morphostasis that clarify pivotal stages in the evolutionary history of this diverse group of microbial eukaryotes.

The chemical composition and the structure of the feed are reflected on the catalyst's selectivity and the amount of coke deposited.

These results indicate that application of this fibrolytic enzyme product did not alter the physical structure of the feed, as measured by feeding and chewing variables.

The manipulator architecture is a simplified version adopted from the structure of the Feed cabin to track radio source in 500m aperture spherical radio telescope (FAST), the China design of next generation giant radio telescopes.

There are several factors that affect duration of rumination, but the most important is the physical structure of the feed.

A simplest structure of the edge fed Microstrip Log Periodic Dipole Array is chosen as base design.

The theory is that the physical structure of the substrate feed after treatment improves overall feed efficiency (net yield of useful outputs per unit input) of biogas plants.

As this gene is presumed to be involved in plant nematode interaction, particularly in the development and maintenance of the feeding structure that allows the nematode to achieve parasitic development, homologous genes were sought in other cyst nematode species.

In addition, the anatomical relationship between aneurysm and adjacent structures and the feeding artery of the aneurysm was analyzed.

For practical reasons, these theories have been based on the appearance and physical structure of walrus feeding patches on the sea-floor [ 7], food remains (shells) left on the sea bottom after a walrus feed [ 6], and on observations of animals in captivity [ 8].