Sentence examples for large ruminants from inspiring English sources

For large ruminants the pile type and the open elongated type are mainly in use.

* I practiced a traditional way of feeding as stated in a proverb: 'small ruminants need hay, large ruminants need grazing' (DT14).

In practical terms, otor stands for the segregated grazing of small ruminants (especially fattening animals) on specific high-quality pastureland during summer and of large ruminants during winter.

In many studies, methionine has been reported as being one of the most important AA required for growth of small and large ruminants (Wiese et al. 2003).

A total of 1,181 outbreaks were reported in large ruminants and 1,303 outbreaks were reported in small ruminants across the database from 1960 2000 (Figure 7A).

When the regression equation from tortoises is directly applied to the largest known chelonian, Archelon ischyros, a marine turtle with an estimated maximum M of 5000 kg [52], extrapolated methane energy losses per unit of digestible energy intake (14%) approach those found in large ruminants.

Other as yet unidentified factors may play pivotal roles in regulating humoral immune responses in large ruminant species in vivo.

The domestic yak (Bos grunniens) is a large ruminant of the bovine family grazed mainly on the Qinghai Tibetan Plateau at an elevation higher than 3000 m.

As a large ruminant, the takin has a specialized digestive system with a four chambered stomach and a relatively long lower tract (small and large intestine), which are adapted to forage rich in plant cell wall.

Considering the large ruminant livestock population in New Zealand, ground water and particularly surface water in rural areas are potentially contaminated with ruminant faeces containing STEC.

The following hypotheses will be tested: 1. Infection with ruminant strains is more common in rural areas with a large ruminant population.