Sentence examples for carcase of a from inspiring English sources

In the American west, they teach a dog not to kill the poultry by strapping the rotting carcase of a chicken round its neck.

A Steal Of A Deal.

Multiple studies were conducted at 3 abattoirs to determine the potential of a dual function GR/Impedance probe to measure GR soft- tissue depth (depth at the 12th rib, 110 mm from the mid line of the carcase) of typical lamb carcases processed in Australia.

The proportion of carcases with a specific disease recording was estimated for each batch of pigs, and linear regression was used to relate the RMI-proportion to the SHM-proportion for the conditions mentioned above.

A large-scale survey of the amount of diclofenac in liver tissue from carcases of domesticated ungulates available to vultures as food in India in 2004 2005 showed that the prevalence and concentration of the drug was sufficient to cause the observed rapid population declines [7], [12].

Three Asian vulture species are now critically endangered because of acute toxicity following consumption of the carcases of diclofenac-treated livestock.

Key beef breeds in the United Kingdom grow from 750 g/days liveweight and produce carcases of 275 kg at 450+ days of age (Kempster and Southgate, 1984).

Only fresh carcases of reptiles with previous clinical signs of regurgitation and progressive wasting or with hypertrophic gastritis seen at necropsy changes were tested for the presence of Cryptosporidium sp. and those with diarrhoea or diphtheroid lesions of intestinal mucosa were tested for the presence of Trichomonadidae.

Future analyses might consider growth and carcase characteristics of the young animal separately from that of the older animals.

Lean, older and harder working, goat gets a bad rap for being, well, goaty and many butchers don't cut carcases in a way most of us recognise.

Between these ages, problems with dressing the carcase occur because of the presence of developing pin feathers.