Sentence examples for 1 litter from inspiring English sources
Twenty days after their emergence from the egg sac, the spiderlings were housed individually in 1 litter plastic containers (16×8 cm ×8 cm) during the larval period (1 year and four moult) and, from the four juvenile moults were maintained in 8 litters glass box (27×18 cm ×16 cm), before finally being transferred to 14 litters plastic containers (32×22 cm ×20 cm) after the pre-adult moult.
When fetuses from this cross were examined at 11 (n = 7 embryos, 1 litter), 14 (n = 6 embryos, 1 litter), 17 (n = 8 embryos, 1 litter), and 20 days of gestation (n = 6 embryos, 1 litter), 100% were found alive (Table 1), suggesting that death of homozygotes occurred before embryonic day 11.
Several infant raccoon dogs from 1 litter became ill 40 days after birth, and the numbers of sick animals increased by the time they were 3 months of age.
On PND 1, litters were culled to 10 pups when a large litter was born.
At postnatal day 1, litters were culled to eight to assure uniformity of litter size between treated and control litters.
Performance data from a total of 4 881 males and 4 799 females from 1 341 litters were analysed.
With 4 years of litter application, Mehlich-3 P increased from an initial 18 mg kg−1 to 156 mg kg−1 with 11 Mg ha−1 litter and to 257 mg kg−1 with 22 Mg ha−1 litter.
On the other hand, Ipomoea produced senescent leaves and accumulated forest litter with less P concentration (0.8 and 0.7 mg P g−1, respectively) in relation to Acacia (senescent leaves: 1.3 mg P g−1; litter: 1.1 mg P g−1), reflecting the lower availability of the nutrient in the soil.
The finding also showed that the average per capita per day per person was about 14 litter which is less than WHO standard (20 litter) and GTP of Ethiopia (15 litter).
In each plot of each block, 12 litter bags were buried.
