Sentence examples for culling one from inspiring English sources
The responsibility for management of the national and regional risks due to pandemic influenza was underscored by the outbreak of avian influenza (H7N7) in 2003 in the Netherlands, which led to culling one third of domestic poultry (including 30 million chickens), with 1 human casualty, a veterinary surgeon who died from acute lung injury after infection with the virus (6, 7 ).
For the foreseeable future, my assistant, Jennifer Mascia, and I, will be culling one or two news stories each day, and linking to them on my blog.
Two of the cullers used only gloves and paper or cloth masks during culling, one culler also used a coverall and boots in addition to gloves and paper mask.
On the 7th of December the owner culled one animal (animal 7) that was, he thought, on the verge of dying, and took out samples of spleen, lung and liver and sent them to SVA for culture and histology.
The scratch test was positive in three animals at the last examination prior to cull, one of which (GX1031) responded even to mere pressure on the spine (see additional file 10: 'GX1031 scratch test' with this goat responding to scratching of the dorsum).
And that's after I culled one for space reasons.
JPMorgan executives plan to cull one Bear employee after another, while keeping the best performers, as they move to integrate the two firms.
The Times said that JPMorgan executives plan to cull one Bear employee after another, while keeping the best performers, as they move to integrate the two firms.
They're all middle-aged lawyers, so interchangeable that their own mothers might be hard pressed to cull one from the herd, and this pig thing is definitely the most interesting aspect to the race.
It was assumed that an animal is culled one week after entering the clinical state, equivalent to a value for μ i of 2 per animal per month.
Teeth grinding was displayed by three goats during the incubation period but only two goats presented with this sign at the examination prior to cull (one during head tests and one spontaneously).
