Sentence examples for different herd from inspiring English sources
These differences may reflect different herd and farm densities, disease prevalence, and on farm management factors.
The differences in behavioural intention observed between farmers with the different herd health programmes in this study could be explained by variations in the cost of treatment.
Analysis of the clinical picture of classical BSE using surveillance data has shown that some statistically significant differences in the clinical sign frequency may exist between different herd types (beef and dairy cattle) and different breeds of dairy cattle [ 29], which may be due to different methods of management or due to the different temperaments of cattle.
There was no significant difference in the animal level prevalence of N. caninum infection among different herd sizes.
A different herd of workers enters as the first group departs.
The methodology consists of simulating possible scenarios to collectively evaluate the different herd management practice alternatives.
The efficacy of the measures studied in practise must therefore be further evaluated, and the results obtained may well differ between different herds due to unspecific management errors.
Also, differences in the infection risk of different herd-size categories have been detected by Elbers et al. [ 13], with infection risk not always increasing with herd size.
To study the effect of herd differences on the efficacy of the preventive methods, four different herds representing different levels of reproductive management, conception rates and milk production were designed and compared to the default situation.
Although different herd-level prevalence estimations for paratuberculosis have been reported in Europe, very few studies provided comparable and interpretable values, due to poor study designs and lack of knowledge about the accuracy of the diagnostic tests used.
Dogs were first used to assist sheepherders in the 1570s, but other varieties were bred for different herding tasks.
