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Average egg count per female was 240.9 (± 93.1) and average egg viability was 29.1% (± 31.7).

Sixteen trials reported egg counts as geometric mean egg counts, four trials as arithmetic mean egg counts, three trials reported both.

A subset of the lambs were monitored weekly by faecal sampling until the average strongyle egg count approached 1500 eggs per gram of faecal material (epg), then all lambs were measured.

Using the geometric means for analysing parasitological data stabilises variances and provides the more correct "average" faecal egg count, or central tendency, for any group of animals at a particular point of time.

The average faecal egg count during the second infestation was significantly lower than the faecal egg count during the first infestation (p_value < 0.0001), which suggests that the development of a specific immune response was triggered by the first infestation, that enhanced the intrinsic resistance of the animals to subsequent infestations [ 48].

A comparison between farms in different regions showed that ewes had on average higher faecal egg counts in south-west Sweden [310 epg], than in other parts of the country [150 epg] (p <0.05).

The average arithmetic trichostrongylid egg count in summer was approximately 160 epg and in autumn approximately 320 epg.

This coincided with relatively high faecal egg counts in lambs, which were on average 3 to 4 months of age.

Egg counts and antibody OD values were averaged within houses.

Egg burdens of individual mice were assessed by weighing feces before dissolving in 2 mL PBS; following addition of 2 mL saturated sodium chloride solution, egg counts were performed using a McMaster chamber and the average number of eggs/g feces calculated per sample.

Heritabilities were low for average daily gain before infestation (0.10 to 0.15) and average daily gain during the first infestation (0.11 to 0.16), moderate for faecal egg counts during the first infestation (0.21 to 0.38) and faecal egg counts during the second infestation (0.48 to 0.55).