Sentence examples for average number of animals from inspiring English sources
The average number of animals at the feed barrier increased as feed barrier space allowance increased ('high' 3.8, 'low' 2.8, SEM 0.08, F1,9 78.3, P < 0.001), but was not significantly affected by barrier design.
This monthly mean is the average number of animals using the wetland in a day, averaged over a calendar month.
Using the same formula, but disaggregated by district, the breakdown of the average number of animals per rural household is as follows: for Hadiboh district, it is 60.56 animals per each of the 3,516 rural families out of a total of 4,658 families, and for Qalansiyah district, it is 530.43 animals per each of the 660 rural families out of a total of 1,123 families.
The average number of animals per shipment fraction was 61 (range 1 8,000).
The average number of animals sampled was 17.1 (95% CI: 3.5-30.7) per district.
The average number of animals per genetic group was 107 and group size ranged between 59 and 146.
It was determined by dividing the total number of kilograms treatable with a single mass unit of the antimicrobial drug concerned, according to the package insert information, by the average number of animal kilograms on the farm.
Social interactions in the feeding area were recorded for 12 h per group and feed barrier type (1.5 h on 8 days each group) and corrected by the average number of feeding animals.
For the verbal fluency task, the average number of different animals named within one minute ranged from 23.1 [SD:7.6] in Sweden to 14.3 [6.8] in Spain.
From selected PA's, a herd was selected as a primary epidemiological unit, and by assuming an average number of 10 animals per herd; a total of 252 herds were randomly selected.
This data is summarized in Table 2. Number of tumors = animals that got mammary tumors (total number of animals) %- percentage of animals with mammary tumors per group; Average number of tumors per animal = average number of mammary gland tumors per animal (number of animals with multiple tumors), %- percentage of animals with multiple tumors per group.
