| The main modifiable factors affecting energy balance are dietary energy intake and energy expended through physical activity. |
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| Thus, hummingbirds represent an ideal system in which to gain understanding of how animals achieve energy balance. |
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| Our advanced materials reduce weight and volume and therefore contribute to a positive energy balance. |
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| Figure 1 presents a simplified flowsheet of the process under examination, and includes the mass and energy balance data. |
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| Never forget that a freshening high producing cow is always in negative energy balance. |
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| This system of discriminant information for buildings is based on the one used by the MELS for its annual school building network energy balance. |
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| Aerosols influence climate through their impact on the radiative energy balance and the hydrological cycle. |
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| It is therefore harder for the Earth's infrared rays to disperse in space, and energy balance can only be restored by warming. |
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| Our energy balance is determined only to a small extent by how active we are. |
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| Reduced DMI impacts the amount and duration of negative energy balance in early lactation, subsequent milk production and reproduction, and economic value. |
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| Leptin is a hormone secreted by fat cells that is key to maintaining energy balance in the body. |
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| To make liquid transportation fuels from coal is much worse in terms of the energy balance. |
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| The energy balance indicates that biomass accounts for around 57 percent of primary energy supply. |
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| We are wholly in favour of nuclear power as the only alternative source able to occupy a key place in the energy balance in the near future. |
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| Health is the expression of the balance of the polarity and the role of acupuncture is to intervene to resolve this energy balance. |
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| This creates considerable problems at peak load times, increasing the cost of electricity and disrupting the energy balance in those countries. |
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| A disruption in the energy balance of migrating Greater snow geese has been observed at Montmagny. |
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| The energy balance of Quebec has undergone a large shift over the past 30 years. |
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| It has the energy balance of any commercially available liquid fuel, providing over three times the energy output than the inputs required to produce it. |
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| The implementation of a cogeneration system implies an increase in the company's overall fuel consumption, but as higher performance is obtained from the process, the overall energy balance is positive. |
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| Based on this definition, there is a general consensus that the net energy balance of ethanol made from corn and wheat is weak relative to that of comparable sources of energy such as gasoline or ethanol made from sugar cane. |
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| Using a mixer wagon in a total mixed ration system offers higher total dry matter intake, faster energy balance after lambing and easy use of by-products or straw in the rations. |
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| In general, to develop a comprehensive approach to the energy issue, but with special attention on the energy balance and the use of energies of marine origin. |
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| Energy balance: By finding the facility's energy balance, the auditor can see where energy is consumed most and can identify areas to examine closely during subsequent phases of the audit. |
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| How is the energy balance chart of a heat pump compared to a gas boiler? |
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| The vaccine is directed against the naturally occurring hormone ghrelin, which helps regulate energy balance in the body. |
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| Restoring energy balance could wreak havoc with the bank balance. |
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| Stabilising climate requires restoring our planet's energy balance. |
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| Ventilated façade for TELUS office tower building: The renovation of this 52-year-old building incorporated a new façade that provides waste heat recovery and maintains an energy balance. |
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| On an energy balance basis, I find this not credible. |
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| The calculation of the energy balance component in the equations was simplified by omitting the sensible heat flux and water heat flux terms and using a constant for the latent heat of vaporization. |
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| Brazil's energy balance is far more favorable. |
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| The Life-cycle energy balance is deemed to be positive when it requires less than one unit of cumulative energy per unit of energy delivered to the end user. |
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| So the energy balance in the urban environment has to deal with the physical parameters, the complex built environment and the anthropogenic heat. |
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| Instead, Martin says industry has to find out if ethanol production from corn and other feed grains is sustainable, noting that other ethanol sources like sugar cane have a higher net energy balance than corn. |
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| The model is based on overall energy balance of the body, which is regulated by neurocentric sensing of fat-mass accumulation via insulin and leptin. |
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| Butler and Smith and Britt indicated that negative energy balance can reduce progesterone secretion, prolong postpartum anestrus, and interfere with cow pregnancy. |
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| Ghrelin promotes the drive for food intake and maintains blood glucose during negative energy balance as well as subserving the rewarding nature of food. |
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| Twenty contributed chapters address ecosystem services related to the carbon cycle, biodiversity, the water cycle, and the land-surface energy balance. |
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| Effects of chronic peanut consumption on energy balance and hedonics. |
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| Based on the equipartition theorem, the thermal method is an energy balance in which the spring constant is obtained through the potential energy term. |
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