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Bioavailability is defined as the proportion of drugs, nutrients or other substance that enters the bloodstream and is readily available for use or storage in the body after it has been taken or consumed.
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Bioavailability is defined as the proportion of drugs, nutrients or other substance that enters the bloodstream and is available for use or storage in the body after it has been taken.<div>
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Bioavailability is the proportion of a drugs, nutrients or other substance that enters the bloodstream and is available for use or storage in the body after it has been taken.<div>
</div><div> It also tells how much of what one consumed and the actual amount absorbed and used.</div> -
Bioavailability is the proportion of drugs, nutrients or other substance that enters the bloodstream and is available for use or storage in the body after it has been taken.<div>
</div><div>In simple terms, it tells how much of what you consume actually gets absorbed and used.</div> -
Lack of light
Stress
Sudden change in their environment
Lack of water
Improper Diet
Lack of Calcium
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Please clarify your query..
If its about the moisture content, Yes, as DM content increases, moisture content obviously decreases.
– Dr Malathi
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To control shrinkage at a feed mill, implement process controls for moisture, especially during grinding and conditioning, by monitoring and adjusting steam, using surfactants, and employing drop tubes to prevent wind losses during transfer. Improve storage by checking and sealing silos properly, and prevent spoilage with regular maintenance and monitoring of storage structures. Enhance accountability through employee training, technology, detailed inventory management, and establishing culture of accountability and loss prevention.
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Three sampling procedures commonly associated with engine oil sampling include: sampling a pressurized line before the system filter; using a drop tube in the dipstick tube; and procuring a sample midstream from a drain port while draining the engine.
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Feed formulation for breeder laying diets affects pellet quality by requiring a balance of binders like gluten to improve durability and binders like fat to reduce abrasion and improve efficiency. Strategies for animal nutritionists include carefully balancing ingredients to optimize moisture and fiber levels, properly grinding ingredients for consistent particle size, and ensuring adequate conditioning with steam to improve the mash’s quality.
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Milling process optimization reduces energy consumption by adjusting key machining parameters like feed rate, depth of cut, and spindle speed, which directly affect cutting and idle power. Optimizing cutting parameters, streamlining toolpaths, and minimizing non-cutting activities such as machine idling also contribute to significant energy savings by reducing power demand and processing time.
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In machining, the main difference is that speed refers to the rotational rate of the cutting tool (spindle speed), measured in revolutions per minute (RPM), while feed (or feed rate) is the rate at which the tool moves across the material, measured in distance per minute, such as inches per minute (IPM). These two parameters must work together to ensure proper machining, with the correct ratio preventing tool wear, overheating, and damage to the workpiece.
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A number of procedures (1-4) to measure gelatinization have been devised, based on turbidity, solubility, swelling, chemical reactivity, absorption of dyes, X-ray diffraction, birefringence, or enzymatic digestibility, and more recently, nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy (5) and differential scanning calorimetry ..
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In a pellet mill die, the L/D ratio is the Length (L) of the die hole divided by its Diameter (D). This ratio is a key factor in determining pellet quality and durability, as a higher L/D ratio generally leads to more compressed and durable pellets due to increased friction and shear forces within the thicker die. However, a high L/D ratio also increases resistance to feed flow, potentially reducing throughput and requiring more energy, which means the optimal L/D ratio is a balance between desired pellet quality and production efficiency, and varies depending on the specific feed formulation and ingredients.
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Five common and effective performance indicators for managers include: revenue growth, profit margin, customer satisfaction (e.g., CSAT, NPS), employee retention rate, and customer retention rate. These KPIs cover financial, customer-focused, and people-focused areas, providing a balanced view of a manager’s effectiveness and alignment with organizational goals.
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How to manage heat stress?
