Sentence examples for insufficient cattle from inspiring English sources

For instance, when forage is insufficient, cattle use their teeth to clip grass shoots, breathe irregularly and feed in an erratic and interrupted pattern.

Defining OTU at 97% similarity, rarefaction curves indicated 11,000 reads per sample were sufficient to describe ruminal bacteria for calves at one to three days and two months of age but insufficient for cattle at six months and two years of age.

We suggest that seed predation by the bruchids, prior to pod drop and removal by cattle, is insufficient to cause major impacts on A. nilotica populations.

Based on the simulation study, all methods showed a reduced performance when FEC aggregation increased post-treatment and suggested that a treatment group of 10 animals is insufficient for the FECRT in cattle.

If substantially fewer than 70% of badgers were removed, there would be a risk that the population reduction was insufficient to reduce TB risks to cattle.

Village 2 is assumed to have abundant cattle production but has insufficient coal resources.

It is however clear that the level of attenuation of the virus was insufficient for the use of KSGP O-240 for cattle, in which clinical disease was observed post-vaccination (Ayelet et al., 2013; Somasundaram, 2011; Tuppurainen, 2006).

Clinical disease detected in KSGP O-240 vaccinated cattle is more likely to be caused by insufficient attenuation of the vaccine virus than incomplete protection and therefore the safety of the vaccines should be re-evaluated before the vaccine is used for cattle.

In contrast, frothy feedlot bloat occurs most commonly when cattle are fed on diets containing high proportions of grain and insufficient amounts of roughage [40].

While cattle were removed from Coyote Canyon >15 years before our study, 15 years is probably insufficient time to allow complete recovery of vegetation to pre-grazing conditions [ 11].

The price is now so high that many local dairy farmers and cattle ranchers can't afford the cost when the rains fail and their usual supplies are insufficient.