Sentence examples for high risk animals from inspiring English sources

In summary, under uniformly high risk animals invested the same foraging time into fewer patches as under low risk conditions and, by exploiting these with diminishing returns over time, accepted lower total returns from the landscape.

In this rodent model it was suggested that rapamycin exacerbated the pre-existing diabetic symptoms and metabolic disorder in high risk animals [ 39].

It is commendable that Federal and State animal health officials are able to successfully trace these high risk animals and shows the dedication and diligence applied by the officials throughout the investigations.

Raw materials, including soybeans, are defined as high risk animal feed material with regard to Salmonella.

Reptiles, amphibians, hedgehogs, chinchillas, rodents and young chickens are some of the "highest risk" animals, he said.

Regardless of the direction of association, results here suggest that special attention should be directed towards correctly managing the intake of more dominant animals within a domestic herd, to prevent obesity in these higher risk animals.

But there remains a widening divide still simmering within the animal-rights community over the treatment of abused, high-risk animals.

Managers at the farm, which lets children pet and feed animals, were told on 3 September to stop visitors having contact with high-risk animals by closing the barns and sandpits.

Because the department gives few details about animals that are tested, Mr. Hansen said, it is impossible to tell how many truly high-risk animals — those with unsteadiness, aggressiveness and other symptoms of the brain disease — have been screened.

It first realised that there might be a problem at the farm on August 27th, and merely advised isolating high-risk animals (cows, sheep and goats) and posting more notices about the importance of washing hands.

If the parameter is significant, then the resulting prevalence of infection is greater in high-risk animals than in other animals slaughtered as apparently healthy.