Sentence examples for birds were distributed from inspiring English sources
In the starter and grower phases, the birds were distributed in a completely randomized design with eight treatments (seven levels of valine and a control treatment), with seven replicates, each consisting of 12 birds for starter and grower phases while 10 birds were used in the finisher phase.
These 12 birds were distributed among the naïve and the four LPAI virus exposure groups.
The results of sequence analysis indicated that the 17 strains isolated from wild birds were distributed in five clades (2.3.1, 2.2, 2.5, 6, and 7), which suggested that genetic diversity existed among H5N1 viruses isolated from wild birds.
Initial observation of these subgroups showed that most of the 10 leanest birds were in subgroup 1 (6/10) whereas the 10 fattest birds were distributed randomly.
The choices of philopatric and immigrant birds were distributed rather evenly over the season suggesting that it cannot explain the observed pattern.
It has long been suggested that habitat structure affects how colonial birds are distributed within their nesting aggregations, but this hypothesis has never been formally tested.
A master spreadsheet containing all the data along with information about the sex and treatment of each bird is distributed to each student.
Leaflets deriding trollops, sloppy birds, and homosexual debauchery were distributed, including mockeries of previously polytechnic unis.
Digitized study areas, selected for use in a study of birds in agricultural landscapes, were distributed across nine counties in southern MN, USA.
When meta analysis of global populations of 855 birds was carried out using median joining haplotype network, 43 Indian birds of G. g. domesticus (19 haplotypes) were distributed throughout the network sharing haplotypes with the RJFs of different origins.
Maximum dive depths were distributed according to two main modes: shallow dives (birds from the Pointe Suzanne colony) and deep dives (birds from the Sourcils Noirs colony) (Fig. 1).
