Sentence examples for breed of animals from inspiring English sources
We can also exclude a possibility that the data are reflecting only conditions within a particular breed of animals, since we are comparing two breeds with different genetic background - miniature pigs and a crossbreed of Landrace and Czech Large White – and the results in both groups are similar.
Several factors may contribute to these discrepancies, including different methods of isolation and detection, prior use of antibiotics, geographical location, age or breed of animals.
The effect of the fertility status and breed of animals were also PCA tested and no clustering was observed with any of these two parameters.
The breed of animals showed a significant association with LSD seropositivity with cross breed being approximately 3 times more likely to be seropositive compared to indigenous animals (OR = 2.85; 95%CI: 1.2 6.9, P = 0.016).
For example, seasonal differences in the numbers submitted could bias the prevalence estimates if there were differences in the age distribution, or the breed of animals submitted that was related to the annual pattern of production, and if age or breed was associated with the outcome – a positive test result.
Except breed of animals and Peasant Association, none of the risk factors considered in the analysis had significant effect on herd-level sero prevalence to LSD (Table 3).> On the other hand, there was variation in the sero-prevalence of LSD occurrence among the cattle of different Kebeles selected for the study.
A new breed of animal, dubbed the "sand mouse," has been added to the annals of biological science, and it has become the subject of a scientific challenge.
The opossum is generally lumped together in the public mind with raccoons, squirrels, skunks and other workaday wildlife of more or less housecat dimensions, but scientists emphasize that Didelphis is a fundamentally different breed of animal, as singular in its evolutionary history as it is solitary in its habits.
The disjunction between producing milk and producing beef has led to calls for considering a return to dual-purpose cattle where both dairy and beef are produced from the same breed of animal, in order to reduce methane emissions.
