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Continuous low rate enteral feeding.
Journal of medicine, 1976The original method of continuous low rate enteral feeding is used in cases of nutritious deficiencies and is found to be of value in view of its scientific and technical advantages. Its value is demonstrated by 95% satisfactory results. Furthermore, its low cost, handiness and ease of operation make it accessible to any medical or surgical center ...
E, Levy +4 more
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Suspension feeding in ciliated protozoa: Feeding rates and their ecological significance
Microbial Ecology, 1980The quantitative uptake of suspended particles has been studied in 14 species of ciliated protozoa in terms of the maximum rate of water cleared at low particle concentrations and of the maximum ingestion rate at high particle concentrations. The results, supported by data from the literature, show that ciliates which feed on larger particles (> 1-5μm)
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Feeding Rates of Warblers in Spring
The Condor, 1983-Populations of migrant warblers were correlated with populations of lepidopterous larvae in spring in a heavily forested area of southern Illinois. The birds appeared to feed entirely on these larvae, mostly taken from oaks. Estimates of gross calorie intake indicated a positive energy balance for warblers in an area with larval biomass of 0.70 g per ...
Graber, Jean W., Graber, Richard R.
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Milk Flow and Sucking Rates during Breast‐feeding
Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology, 1982SUMMARYThis study examined sucking patterns during breast‐feeding in order to investigate the supposed ‘nutritive’ and ‘non‐nutritive’ sucking dichotomy. The intervals between sucks were determined: they indicated that there is no bimodal distribution corresponding to ‘nutritive’ and ‘non‐nutritive’ rates of sucking, but rather a complete gradation ...
A, Bowen-Jones +2 more
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The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, 2023
X. Zha +5 more
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X. Zha +5 more
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Flocking, feeding and predation risk: Absolute and instantaneous feeding rates
Animal Behaviour, 1984On tente de preciser le role des avantages du groupement lors de l'alimentation en prenant comme exemple Streptopelia ...
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The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, 2023
P. Vavruska, Filip Bartos, Matej Pesice
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P. Vavruska, Filip Bartos, Matej Pesice
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Filtering and feeding rates of cyclopoid copepods feeding on phytoplankton
Hydrobiologia, 1991The algal biomass ingested by omnivorous cyclopoid copepods (Cyclops kolensis and C. vicinus) was measured by two methods in the hypertrophic Heiligensee in Berlin (West Germany). The clearance and ingestion rates inferred from measurements of natural populations of 14C labelled phytoplankton were compared with those obtained from chlorophyll a ...
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Infant feeding patterns and midlife erythrocyte sedimentation rate
Acta Paediatrica, 2007AbstractAim: To assess the erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR), and other coronary heart disease (CHD) risk factors in adults who were either breast‐ or bottle‐fed in early infancy.Methods: Subjects were 3614 men and women born 1914–1935. Information on infant feeding patterns was gathered from original midwife's birth records.
Ingibjorg, Gunnarsdottir +5 more
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Heart rate changes during gavage feeding of neonates
Early Human Development, 1980One hundred and one electrocardiographs (ECGs) were performed on 38 babies, before, during and after gavage feeds. Forty ECGs taken from 22 babies showed a significant bradycardia occurring after tube passage. The risk of this occurring appeared higher with preterms and with babies below 2.5 kg.
A D, Kindley, F, Harris
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