Toxic substances : hearings before the Subcommittee on Science, Technology, and Space of the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, United States Senate, Ninety-fifth Congress, first session.

Hearings held Mar. 28-May 4, 1977 in various cities.

Livestock feed balances for the USSR /

Includes bibliographical references.

Feed manual and note book,

"The manual is based primarily on the author's book, 'Productive feeding of farm animals.'"--Pref.

Wesen und Verwertung der getrockneten Diffusionsrückstände der Zuckerfabriken /

Spine title: Getrocknete Diffusionsrückstände der Zuckerfabriken.

Cereal grains, oilseeds and other field crops; handbook and digest

Includes bibliography.

Farm foods: or, The rational feeding of farm animals. From the 6th ed. of 'Landwirtschaftliche Fütterungslehre'.

Mode of access: Internet.

Handbuch der tierischen ernährung und der landwirtschaftlichen futtermittel. Für landwirte und zootechniker.

I. bd. Tierische ernährung. Allgemeine futtermittellehre, futterzubereitung und futterverabreichung.--II. bd. Spezielle futtermittellehre. Grünfutter, heu, stroh, dreschabfälle, knollen, wurzeln, fleischige früchte, körnerfrüchte, schädliche pflanzen.--III. bd. Spezielle futtermittellehre. Nebenprodukte der öl-, mühlen-, stärke-, brau-, brennerei-, zucker-, sirup-, obst-, traubenwein- und backindustrie usw. Milch, molkereiabfälle und andere animalische produkte. Beifuttermittel.

Report /

Each report has also a distinctive title.

Importation of feed wheat. Hearings, Eighty-third Congress, first session, on importation into the United States of Canadian wheat classified as "wheat, unfit for human consumption," under paragraph 729, Tariff Act of 1930.

[pt. 1.] January 29, May 13 and 15, 1953. 165 p.--pt. 2. October 8 and 9, 1953 - Minneapolis, Minn., October 13 and 14, 1953 - Galveston, Tex. pp. 167-545.

Feed situation.

Cover title.

Verslag over het jaar /

Spelling of the society's name varies: <1917>-1944, Vereeniging tot Exploitatie eener Proefzuivelboerderij te Hoorn.

Feeding Stuffs Bulletin

Continued In the Experiment Station's Circulars

Approaches and Strategy for Cancer Research and Surveillance Data: Integration, Information Pipeline, Data Models, and Informatics Opportunities

Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2016-04

Gastroschisis: determinants of neonatal outcome

This retrospective study elicits information regarding the dependence of neonatal outcome in gastroschisis upon: (1) the mode of delivery, (2) place of birth, (3) time for birth to surgery, (4) method of closure, (5) time from operation to commencement of first enteral feeds. The neonatal intensive care database from five major tertiary centres was used to identify 181 neonates with gastroschisis from 1990 to 2000. There were 8 deaths. There were no significant differences in outcome for infants delivered vaginally (102) versus Caesarean section (79), those born near the tertiary centre (133) as compared to infants born away (48), ones operated within 7 hours (125) compared with those operated after 7 hours (56), with delayed closure (30) versus primary closure (151). Neonates fed within 10 days of operation (85) had significantly lower incidence of sepsis, duration of TPN and hospital stay when compared to those fed after 10 days (96). Early commencement of feeds decreases the incidence of sepsis, duration of total parenteral nutrition (TPN) and hospital stay. Place of delivery, mode of delivery, time to surgery and type of closure do not influence neonatal outcome.

Long-term oral sensitivity and feeding skills of low-risk pre-term infants

This study examined the oral sensitivity and feeding skills of low-risk pre-term infants at 11-17 months corrected age. Twenty pre-term infants (PT) born between 32 and 37 weeks at birth without any medical comorbidities were assessed. All of this PT group received supplemental nasogastric (NG) tube feeds during their birth-stay in hospital. A matched control group of 10 healthy full-term infants (FT) was also assessed. Oral sensitivity and feeding skills were assessed during a typical mealtime using the Royal Children's Hospital Oral Sensitivity Checklist (OSC) and the Pre-Speech Assessment Scale (PSAS). Results demonstrated that, at 11-17 months corrected age, the PT group displayed significantly more behaviours suggestive of altered oral sensitivity and facial defensiveness, and a trend of more delayed feeding development than the FT group. Further, results demonstrated that, relative to the FT group, pre-term infants who received greater than 3 weeks of NG feeding (PT>3NG) displayed significantly more facial defensive behaviour, and displayed significant delays across more aspects of their feeding development than pre-term infants who received less than 2 weeks of NG feeding (PT