Sentence examples for bovine animals from inspiring English sources

Or she's trying to make lunch, but Billy keeps getting up and down to look for things, shifting the framed pictures of grandchildren from the mantelpiece, moving the Herd Register For Female Bovine Animals three inches to the left.

Using recorded cattle movement data, a historical cohort study was designed and carried out to quantify the risk of seropositivity in bovine animals moved from herds infected with brucellosis.

All Finnish and Russian reindeer liver samples exceeded the EU maximum level [8] for PCDD/Fs (10 pg/g fat), which is currently set for bovine animals.

In bovine animals, the long-chain fatty acids (mainly C16 and C18, saturated, monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids) in milk are of dietary origin, while short-chain fatty acids (C4 C10, mainly saturated) are biosynthesized in the mammary gland [43, 44].

for meat from bovine animals, sheep, pigs and poultry (no level is set for game meat), some by several orders of magnitude.

A high proportion of tissue of both cooked and raw gamebirds and raw venison (all excluding offal) had lead concentrations that exceed the EU ML of 100 ppb wet weight for lead in bovine animals, sheep, pigs and poultry.

Thus calf in the sense of the young of a bovine animal came from Common Germanic, whereas calf for the fleshy back of the lower part of the leg came from Old Norse, perhaps from a Celtic source.

A Cryotissue method was designed for cryopreservation of ovarian tissue, and vitrification experiments were performed in a bovine animal model with ovarian size and structure similar to the human.

Cow dung, an excreta of bovine animal, is a cheap and easily available bioresource on our planet.

Cow dung can be defined as the undigested residue of consumed food material being excreted by herbivorous bovine animal species.

Sugar is a triumph over the blood-soaked remains of a bovine animal.