Sentence examples for day of age from inspiring English sources

Broiler chicks were housed at 1 day of age and autopsies were performed at 21 days of age.

Almost all piglets have previously been reported to develop sole bruising within the first 4 days of life with increasing severances between birth and 12 day of age, thereby also decreasing the activity including suckling [ 25].

Unlike classical vibrated concrete tested under the same conditions as the ones described in this paper, the SCCs evaluated here, which were mixed and/or cured under elevated temperatures, showed compressive strength results that increased not only at one day of age but were unchanged or increased at 7 and 28 days, whatever the means used to keep the self-compacting ability constant.

Cannibalism, which expresses itself as toe picking, feather picking, and tail picking, is controlled by debeaking at one day of age and by other management practices.

Salmonella Enteritidis was inoculated via gavage at one day of age (106 cfu/mL).

At 1 day of age, chickens were assigned randomly to two dietary Pi treatment groups (Pi−: 0.16%; Pi+: 0.5%).

One day of aging period and 1 wt.% concentration appear to be sufficient for altering wettability.

The surface areas decreased significantly during the first day of ageing, whereas further ageing had only a minor influence.

Curve D2 in Fig. 10a emphasizes the formation of esters at 1742 and 1071 cm−1 at the second day of ageing.

After 18 d, calcium, magnesium, and phosphorus in the center had decreased by 26.4, 14.8, and 12.1%, respectively, compared with the first day of aging.

In LIG formulations, where a more fluid ink medium was applied, deterioration starts earlier, at the second day of ageing, with a ΔΤ of 8.1 °C, with ΔΤ reaching up to 12.6 °C at longer times.