Sentence examples for two types of feeding from inspiring English sources

A study using video microscopy illustrated two types of feeding in P. trichophorum: engulfment of a prey cell whole (phagocytosis) as well as sucking out the prey cell cytosol through the feeding apparatus (myzocytosis) [ 44].

Comparison between two types of feeding (on non-living food and on live insects) did not reveal any difference either in the direction (Wilcoxon matched-pairs signed rank test: Z = 2.00, P = 0.970) or strength (Z = −34.00, P = 0.204) of forelimb preferences in M. domestica males, as well as in females (Z = −29.00, P = 0.391 for direction and Z = −31.00, P = 0.358 for strength).

The two types of feeding mechanism used by zooplankton have been observed in copepods: a passive (microalgae flowed into the copepod) and an active mechanism (copepod maxillae movement to bring in the microalgae).

In P. breviceps no significant difference in manual laterality between two types of feeding was found either in the direction (Wilcoxon matched pairs test for feeding: Z = 12.00, P = 0.677) or strength (Z = 34.00, P = 0.204) of forelimb preferences of males, as well as of females (Z = 16.00, P = 0.520 for direction and Z = 26.00, P = 0.278 for strength).

The effect of four types of feeding methods and feeding rates on solid distribution and RTD were evaluated based on the simulation results.

Six types of feeding electrodes and another six types of inserted electrodes are connected with both continuous and pulsed direct current in the ultrasonic electrochemical finishing.

The two types of feed patterns were used, namely individual types of plastics and mixed types of plastics.

Two types of feed forward back propagation neural network (FFBPNN) models were developed for the estimation of rice crop growth variables namely FFBPANN-I and FFBPANN-II model.

Two types of feed forward neural modeling networks, radial basis function and back-propagation network, were applied and compared based on their network simplicity, model building and prediction accuracy.

Two types of feed-forward loops are present in the reconstructed network of the SOS and stress response module, namely the coherent type 1 and the incoherent type 1 motif [ 37].

Meng et al. [70] were able to show the effect of feedstock quality on product distribution by investigating four types of feeds using a CEP-1 catalyst at a reaction temperature of 660 °C, residence time of 2.2 s, C/O weight ratio of 15.5 and steam-to-oil weight ratio of 0.75.