Sentences with phrase «fed basis percentages»

The numbers reported on the guaranteed analysis panel of pet food packaging is commonly refereed to as the as fed basis percentages.

The «quantity» represents the as fed basis percentage of the value which you are trying to convert.

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A decision will be released at 2 p.m. (1900 GMT), with markets prepared for an initial 25 basis point «liftoff» that would move the Fed's target rate from the zero lower bound to a range of between 0.25 and 0.50 percentage points.

Some of the data in the figure comes from DR's table 1 showing the number of basis points (hundredths of a percent, so 100 bps is one percentage point) that the Fed has reduced the main tool it controls — the Federal funds rate — over a number of recessions.

Home equity line of credit mortgage rates are typically based on Prime Rate, which is equal to the Fed Funds Rate plus three percentage points.

In addition, Bonuck et al. assessed breastfeeding intensity (based on the percentage of feedings derived from breast milk) compared with the stricter assessment of exclusive breastfeeding used by Petrova et al..

Still, the Fed also earns an interest spread between its assets and its liabilities, providing about 3 % annually (as a percentage of assets) in excess interest to eat through, which would allow a further 50 basis point rise in interest rates over a 12 - month period without wiping out that additional cushion.

Home equity line of credit mortgage rates are typically based on Prime Rate, which is equal to the Fed Funds Rate plus three percentage points.

Reading a diet label shows percentages on an «as fed» basis, so to compare diets, it is necessary to convert values to a dry matter basis through knowing the moisture content.

To convert the calcium percentage in dry dog foods to a dry matter basis, multiply by 0.9 (90 %) to convert to dry matter from the label (as fed) percentages.

For canned food it is reasonable to multiply the percentage of an ingredient on an «as fed» basis to a dry matter basis by multiplying it by 4.

This is important to realize, because if a puppy is fed an adult dog food that has a lower amount of calcium, but it has to eat two or three times as much of the food to meet its energy requirement, it will actually consume more calcium from the adult food, even though it has a lower calcium content on a percentage basis.

The science supporting the pet food industry is based not on veterinary nutritional science but on the animal production science of livestock feed formulation that relies on simplistic ingredient analysis and formulation as per the «Guaranteed Analysis» on pet food labels that shows the percentage of crude protein, fat, carbohydrate, fiber and ash.