Sentence examples for groups of livestock from inspiring English sources
In total, contact tracing was carried out from 86 people and 3 groups of livestock (2 flocks and one market).
We distinguished two groups of livestock: all animals capable of digesting roughage were aggregated into the "grazers" group (cattle, sheep, goats, etc).
As a result, two groups of livestock are kept in close contact: a low susceptible reservoir made up of bovines and a highly susceptible host made up of horses under chemoprophylaxis.
Technologies in the area of livestock feeding and nutrition for poultry, pigs, beef cattle, and dairy cattle anticipate increased usage of ethanol co-products, mainly DDGS, by specific groups of livestock.
The questionnaire results (Table 3) indicates that among the cattle owners who were interviewed, 99.1% (107/108) grazed their cattle in communal pastures while 98.1% (106/108) of respondents reported animals sharing water sources among different herd groups of livestock and wildlife.
Theileriasis, any of a group of livestock diseases caused by protozoan parasites of the genus Theileria (Gonderia), transmitted by tick bites.
The court's first opportunity to construe the Fourteenth Amendment was given by the Slaughter-House cases (1873), in which a group of livestock butchers challenged a state law that granted a monopoly of their trade to a single entrepreneur.
The narrative was cross-checked with concurrent experiences of a peer group of livestock owners and traders of different ages who lived in the wider Kitengela area.
For the cost-benefit analysis of cattle production systems, we thus relied on additional in-depth interviews with a group of livestock producers deemed representative by officers of EMATER.
Overall, this report reminds us that bringing a large group of livestock into contact with a dense urban population may enhance the risk for transmission of zoonoses.
Hence the different genomic complement of prophage and CRISPR operon elements in S. Derby and S. Mbandaka could reflect their particular niche or even define their niche within a specific group of livestock species.
