Sentence examples for a cull using from inspiring English sources

Instead there was a cull using cyanide.

However, the Welsh Assembly Government proposes to implement a badger cull using methods to identify culling areas, and to cull badgers, very similar to those used in the RBCT (http://www.wales.gov.uk/bovinetb; though it faces a legal challenge to this proposal http://www.badger.org.uk/_Attachments/Resources/326_S4.pdf).uk/_Attachments/Resources/326_S4.pdf

Ewes were generally culled after development of at least unequivocal signs of scrapie, which was confirmed by a neurological examination prior to cull using the same methodology as described above.

In England, two companies have been set up by farmers to manage the cull, using trained marksmen to shoot badgers at night on farm land in the two pilot areas, each the size of the Isle of Wight.

We have observed that classifiers trained within a sample set culled using SMVs generalize to samples outside the set, however performance degradation is sometimes observed as the sample quality degrades.

Finally, in (Chen et al. 2017), the authors proposed that instead of mutating a small population, building a large initial population which is then culled using a recursive bi-clustering binary chop approach.

(The non-redundancy here implies that no two structures in this dataset share a sequence identity >65%.) This dataset was culled using the program PISCES (Wang and Dunbrack, 2003).

We calculated the financial costs and benefits of culling, using estimates of the costs of culling, and the benefits of preventing a breakdown, from ref [16].

These datasets were culled using PISCES [34] for resolution ≤2Å, maximum percentage identity being 25% and maximum R-value being 0.3.

Offspring were culled using CO2 asphyxia and cervical dislocation at 1 or 4 weeks of age (1 male and 1 female per litter at each time point).

The overall number of breakdowns estimated to be preventable by proactive culling is fairly modest in comparison with background TB incidence (e.g. 22.6 breakdowns prevented over 7.5 years in an area that would otherwise experience roughly 187 breakdowns), and the consequent financial savings much too low to offset the costs of culling using cage traps, snares, or gassing.