Sentence examples for hen I from inspiring English sources

Using survival analysis results in a breeding value (a i ) and an associated weight (ω i) for each hen i.

It can be shown that ω i is the estimated cumulative risk of animal i from time 0 to censoring time or death, and is therefore a function of the (possibly censored) length of life of hen i, her censoring code (δ i = 0/1), and the fixed effects in the model [ 29].

As described above, LR8 mediates a key step in the reproductive effort of the hen, i.e., normal oocyte growth.

Estrogen is known to have dramatic effects on the expression of genes in the chicken, particularly of those involved in metabolic pathways related and/or essential to the reproductive effort of the hen, i.e., oocyte development and egg-laying (Schneider, 2007).

W hen I was but a pre-school child.

T HEN I began to think it's time to move," he said.

Even worse is the USDA's purchase of "spent hens" (i.e. worn out, diseased chickens from the factory farm egg industry), which KFC won't even serve to it's customers.

Japanese people probably regard mutation as a large shift such as speciation because the translated Japanese word of mutation "Totsuzen Hen-i" literally means "sudden change".

But in practice, and in unexpected solidarity with these fleeing hens, I noticed not an uncompromising vision, just charmless insensitivity.

Longing to conceive a child but afraid it's too late, she apologizes to the hens: "I'm sorry I eat your children before they hatch".

I knew it was a little crazy, but she was one of the first hens I had gotten, and I really was attached to her, and just couldn't figure out another way to handle the situation.