Sentence examples for substantial feeds from inspiring English sources

"The chicks won't feed too much for the first couple of days as they have residual nutrition from the egg sac, but come Tuesday we'll start to see anything from six to eight small feeds a day, this will then fall to just four, more substantial, feeds a day until they fledge in about a month's time".

In mistletoes the evolution of a parasitic lifestyle has obviously eliminated substantial feeding of the host with photosynthates produced by the mistletoe.

Sustainable feed formulation (defined here as nutritional and economic feed optimization) is substantial in feed chain production from crop farmers to livestock producers.

Though they are all solid, substantial objects, they feed dreams because they often combine the useful and everyday functions with an ungraspable strangeness or singularity.

Wheat is the world's most widely grown crop, and it feeds a substantial portion of the world's population.

Although the data would suggest another production cut, the cartel is likely to keep quotas on hold instead and hope for a more substantial economic recovery that feeds into demand.

But in this video, we see a more substantial creation: besides feeding her dwarf hamster tiny pizza slices, Chicken's owner built her an entire playground: The third species is the Roborovski dwarf hamster, Phodopus roborovskii, which sometimes is known as the desert dwarf hamster or, more affectionately, as "robos".

Buckingham believes that a victory in Iraq will result in a substantial economic rebound, fed by lower energy prices and renewed confidence (and increased spending) by businesses and consumers.

The analysis of the trophic niches revealed substantial differences in feeding behavior between fish spawning at different depths.

dFatp het flies display a substantial reduction in feeding rate, accompanied by an increase in triglyceride storage.

The composition of basal media and feeds had a substantial effect on peak cell concentrations and antibody titers as shown in Fig.  2a, b.