Sentence examples for flock population from inspiring English sources

The mean flock population was about 90,000 broilers (83.3%% of houses were open sided houses).

Data from the testing of the CSFS holdings provide a larger and more representative picture of the scrapie-affected flock population in GB.

Natural variables related to the virus (i.e., seasonal prevalence, viral load, and environmental persistence) and host biology (i.e., flock size, population density, migratory behavior, and moulting period) are at play in the wide context of influenza ecology [60], and their potential effects on the mechanism proposed here are unclear.

Every year some 50,000 visitors flock to Baja (population 40,000).

Facebook is on course to have a larger digital flock than the population of any country.

Back then, New York's much smaller Mexican population flocked to Casa Moneo on Sundays after Spanish Mass at Our Lady of Guadalupe nearby.

Despite sightings of large flocks and a population which may exceed 100,000, the species is classed by the IUCN as Data Deficient due to the lack of detailed information on its range and numbers.

We assumed a constant population (flocks, animals) over time.

Therefore, a large proportion of small flocks within a population has an impact on the sensitivity of a SSC.

RAVE flow cytometry files were analyzed using ImmPort-FLOCK, and the population of CD19+ lymphocytes was identified for each of the 1150 files.

Not unlike postwar America suburbs such as Levittown, Pennsylvania or Park Forest, Illinois, the Mississippians planned and built Cahokia – having successfully predicted that a population would flock to it.