At d 0 and 83, body ultrasound images were obtained for real-time carcass trait evaluation.
Forty-one carcasses were geo-referenced; seven carcass sites were not GPS recorded at the time of carcass burning and we were unable to return to those sites during the response.
Tests for bute were taking three weeks at the time, so carcasses were often only recalled once they had already been sold on.
By the time the carcasses were fully reduced at the other end of the abattoir, traders had already bought and sold the pieces a half-dozen times.
In group C, all mice were euthanized at one time, the carcasses were maintained at (RT), and then at time 0, 0.5, 1.0, 1.5, 2.0, and 2.5 hr, the testis and epididymis were harvested from the carcasses, respectively.
The critics will have a great time dissecting the carcass of this deal.
It also runs its lines at a fraction of the speed of other factories so workers have time to examine carcasses carefully.
The six male gerbils were euthanized at one time, and the carcasses were kept at room temperature.
After the carcass has been hung for a few days to a few weeks, it is time to cut the carcass halves up into different pieces.
Carcasses of large animals are more likely to be found than those of small animals, because the time taken for a carcass to decompose depends on its size.
Part of that comes from the scandals the media love to feed on like a carcass any time one emerges.
