Sentence examples for eye muscle depth from inspiring English sources

C gilts were heavier, and had greater back-fat and eye muscle depth at farrowing than R gilts, but had smaller litter sizes (P < 0.01).

Association analysis revealed numerous SNP from the 192 SNP MQR panel that were associated with carcass quality – fat depth at the C-site and eye muscle depth; shear force at day 1 and day 5 after slaughter (SF1 and SF5); and omega-3 PUFA content at P < 0.01.

Estimated Breeding Value of a sire for the yearling Eye Muscle Depth (EMD) trait measured by progeny testing.

PWWT = post-weaning weight, PW-EMD = post-weaning scanned eye muscle depth, PW-FAT = post-weaning scanned fat.

Six Poll Dorset sires with extensive progeny records were selected on the basis of having a range of EBVs for the Eye Muscle Depth (EMD) (Table 1).

The traits ultrasound scanned eye muscle depth (EMD; 1781 animals) and live weight at ultrasound scanning (SC_WT; 1743 animals) were evaluated.

LE gilts had greater decreases in weight and back-fat and eye-muscle depth during lactation than HE gilts, but dietary lactation treatment had no effect on litter performance.

The choice-feeding regime which resulted in heavier gilts with greater back-fat and eye-muscle depth at farrowing did not produce any advantage in terms of partitioning of nutrients towards milk production, as indicated by litter performance, irrespective of gilt genotype.

Such scans provide a basis to estimate breeding values for eye muscle area and subcutaneous fat depth [ 3- 5].

Subcutaneous fat depth was measured over the eye muscle at the first lumbar two thirds ventral to the vertebrae.

Diagnosis: scratched corneas and a torn eye muscle.