Sentence examples for better carcass from inspiring English sources

She could explain the intricacies of lamb breeding that would produce animals with "better milking, better carcass, and better lambing percentage".

At slaughter, Limousin calves were heavier (P < 0.01) and provided better carcass yield (P < 0.05) and conformation (P < 0.001) than Tudanca calves.

However, entire male pigs show better feed consumption, leaner meat percentage and better carcass traits than barrows and are more profitable for swine producers [e.g. 1].

The effect on nematode infections was reflected in better weight gains post-weaning and better carcass weights and fat cover in the treated compared to untreated lambs, resulting in an average increase in the value of the product by 36%.

At slaughter, the supplemented group dressed higher (56.1%) and produced heavier, less mature, better shaped carcasses than the control group.

Further investigations are needed to determine whether portion data would perform better than whole carcass condemnation data for disease surveillance, and whether certain portions are more appropriate than whole carcass for the surveillance of specific diseases.

This was reflected in better weight gains and carcass characteristics in the treated compared to untreated lambs, resulting in an average increase in the value of the product by 36%.

The lower level of exposure to nematode infections in group UM was reflected in significantly better weight gains and carcass weight, although the effect on performance was severely limited by the poor feed availability in the clean paddock (D) for reasons summarized above.

F1 GELB and F1LIMO showed larger (> 68 cm2) longissimus muscle area (LMA) whereas F1ANG and BR carcasses had better external fat finishing scores and thicker 12th-rib fat thickness (< 1.3 mm).

Better to pick over their carcasses than to take on their toxic assets—just as Britain's Barclays walked away from Lehman as a going concern, only to swoop on its North American business after it failed.The centre cannot holdGovernments will thus often be the only buyers around.

In the model, it is also assumed that pooling the independent search effort of individuals is the most effective way of locating rare food bonanzas, but groups that search together do better in gaining access to carcasses once they have been located.