Such massive infection pressure might cause condemnation of carcasses as slaughter, which is an economic concern for the farmer.
Furthermore, regional differences in farm density and herd management that influence disease prevalence may affect condemnation rates in different geographic areas, and naturally-occurring disease cycles may cause condemnation data to vary seasonally [ 13, 14].
However, bovine carcasses may have several disease conditions causing the condemnation of the carcass; whereas organs are less likely to have more than one reason for condemnation and reflect diseases found in a specific organ system.
However, Abbott killed again just a month after leaving prison causing widespread condemnation of Mailer's role in setting him free.
Two days ago the protesters' camps were broken up, leaving at least 638 dead and causing international condemnation.
In recent days, police evictions and crackdowns on protesters in New York, Seattle, Berkeley, Portland and other places have caused widespread condemnation of alleged heavy-handedness by police.
The sentencing, in a secret trial on dubious charges of rape, assault and endangering national security, caused international condemnation of China.
The result was a level of extreme caution that sapped the initiative of McClellan's army and caused great condemnation by his government.
Indonesia may not have realised the executions would cause such international condemnation and scrutiny of their legal system.
This caused much interest, condemnation, certainly curiosity, every time a section of the great Russian novel arrived, mutilated, but readable, in the back part of the plane.
