Sentence examples for Animal loss from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker writer examines the role of man-made influences in causing the planet's current spasm of plant and animal loss.

The use of vaccines is an effective and relatively inexpensive means of controlling infectious diseases, which cause heavy economic losses to the livestock industry through animal loss, decreased productivity, treatment expenses and decreased carcass quality.

"Our starting assumption ought to be that excavating the floor of the ocean is not going to be great for species that called that seabed home," said Dr McCauley, who has just completed a study into "human-caused animal loss in the oceans".

Therefore, immediate interventions targeted to address the issues through incentive schemes in niche production development, use of labour-saving devices and marketing to generate monetary benefits including compensation to animal loss are recommended.

Data from surveys of 16 settlements were organized through a depiction of the settlement trajectories, activities and herds (Moulin et al. 2008) to identify the levels of animal loss, from the point of view of the herders due to successive crises, and to identify which means of livelihood security were used to survive these crises and recover after major losses.

We can also pair the relatively low drought loss for the moving from group reported in Table 4 with the relatively high animal disease exposure reported in Table 8 for this group to interpret their smaller herds and lower mobility exposing them differently to animal loss than may be the case for the other groups.

Windstorm disaster, which is a complex, but sudden process, covers big area with high danger spots, affects human lives, animal losses, environment, infrastructure, houses and shelters.

Transport stress is both an animal welfare issue, resulting in animal losses and fatigued animals at slaughter, and a meat quality issue, resulting in carcass depreciation and meat quality defects.

The additional costs associated with labor, drench products, and potential for animal losses to drowning during drenching does not economically justify a transition cow drenching regimen for well-managed animals receiving balanced rations and good animal care.

Similarly, if the herd comprises many relatively old (and weak) animals, this may also lead to increased animal losses (AH05).

A common aim presented in the Carnivore Agreement (2011) is that animal losses in the pastoralist sectors must be reduced.