Sentence examples for in different rearing from inspiring English sources

Therefore, chickens had lower BW than CON birds in different rearing periods (P < 0.05).

In conclusion, MRSA were found in bovines in different rearing practices.

Interestingly, this tendency was also observed in a previous experiment, where the same domestic strain had always a higher body mass compared to other wild and hybrid strains in different rearing environments (Crespel et al. 2012).

In this study, the genetic basis of body mass was measured in three divergent strains of brook charr (Salvelinus fontinalis) in different rearing environments and at different time periods.

In fish culture, for example, the occurrence of genotype−environment interactions are frequently investigated because they may hamper the diffusion of genetic gain in different rearing environments and thus be undesirable (Fishback et al. 2002; Kause et al. 2004; Maluwa et al. 2006; Saillant et al. 2006).

Leser et al. [ 28] found similar high-abundance phylotypes associated with the ileum, including L. amylovorous, L. johnsonii and L. reuteri, in pigs from different rearing environments.

This is consistent with the cytosine methylation pattern of the myog proximal promoter observed in muscle at different rearing temperatures, supporting the hypothesis that methylation of CpG sites and/or non-CpG methylation may influence myog expression in Senegalese sole larvae (Fig. 5).

Moreover, the production chain is divided into several segments in the larvae and juvenile stages, resulting in the fry being constantly subjected to stress due to movement of the fish in commercial transactions, forcing the fry to adapt to different rearing environments in a short period of time.

Second, the water quality in the MSTG program was better than that in the OLTG program because different rearing models were used (high water exchange model vs. low water exchange model).

The rats were divided into 3 different rearing conditions in order to assess the effect of our rat EE (provision of Nestlet enriched cages) on wound healing: a) 4 weeks of group housing (n = 3 per cage), b) 4 weeks of isolation rearing, c) 4 weeks of isolation rearing with Nestlets (Nestlets administration described below).

We found some evidence though for larger plastic responses to different rearing temperatures in the selection compared to the control lines, while plastic responses to different adult temperatures and feeding treatments were overall very similar across selection regimes.