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A cost‐benefit analysis of feeding in female tsetse
Medical and Veterinary Entomology, 1995Abstract. Three models for feeding in female tsetse are considered. Model I: there is a prolonged non‐feeding phase after each meal followed by feeding at a constant rate, with a constant probability of dying as a consequence of feeding. Model II: the feeding rate increases linearly after each meal.
J W, Hargrove, B G, Williams
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Journal of Farm Economics, 1921
We have come to think of the phrase "beef cattle feeding" as referring to that short period in the animal's life during which it is confined within the limits of a few square feet upon a Corn Belt farm, and to consider the operation mainly with reference to the large quantities of highly concentrated farm products consumed by the animal.
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We have come to think of the phrase "beef cattle feeding" as referring to that short period in the animal's life during which it is confined within the limits of a few square feet upon a Corn Belt farm, and to consider the operation mainly with reference to the large quantities of highly concentrated farm products consumed by the animal.
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Energetic cost of feeding territories in an Hawaiian honeycreeper
Oecologia, 1976By analysis of time budgets the daily energy expenditure in territorial individuals of a Hawaiian honeycreeper (Vestiaria coccinea, Fam. Drepanididae) were estimated during the nonbreeding season and compared to that of nonterritorial individuals. The mean rise in living costs was 2.3 kcal/24 h or 17% of the nonterritorial energy budget.
F Lynn, Carpenter, Richard E, MacMillen
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Reducing the Cost of Enteral Feeding
Gastroenterology Nursing, 1996J, Hay, C, Moonsawmy, B, Barber
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Rising cost of living’s effect on infant feeding
BMJ, 2022Rosie, McNee, Erin, Williams
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