Sentence examples for understanding of feeding from inspiring English sources

Similar methods have been applied to jaw mechanisms and tooth wear patterns to obtain a better understanding of feeding habits and capabilities.

• "We're talking about Hellmann's versatility, and looking, through consumer feedback, to have a better understanding of feeding families," Brian Orlando, senior marketing director for Hellmann's in the United States, said about the campaign.

A complete understanding of feeding not only requires us to measure the amount of food eaten, but also the amount incorporated into the animal.

Choice feeding experiments help to improve our understanding of the feeding behaviour of animals, and may allow adjustment of management strategies to cover the nutritional requirements of the individual animal.

Again, if we look to commerce for inspiration we find that corporate employers are more advanced in understanding the importance of feeding the grassroots with stories that can take on a life of their own.

In addition, this study provides important information that contributes to understanding the benefits of feeding pharmacological Zn diets to pigs.

Therefore, identification of tick salivary antigens that react with tick-immune serum would provide the preamble for a molecular understanding of tick feeding as well as pathogen transmission and also provide novel vaccine targets both to block tick feeding and pathogen transmission [21].

The participants' understanding of the financial costs and benefits of GCPV also benefited from a social learning process, whereby participants shared their understanding of feed in tariffs and how they were operating in 2005 and 2012.

The numbers of horses grazing at pasture are increasing in developed countries, so a proper understanding of their feeding selectivity and of the tactics they use for extracting nutrients from swards is essential for the management of horses and grasslands.

Establishing patterns of movements of free-ranging animals is crucial for a better understanding of their feeding ecology and life history traits, and is a prerequisite for their conservation.

Gaps and limitations of previous infant feeding studies, changes over time in infant feeding practices and guidelines [ 14, 17, 36, 37], and the differences in provincial breastfeeding rates in Canada [ 23] suggest that more understanding of infant feeding patterns is required.