Sentence examples for meat yield from inspiring English sources

Measurement of carcass weight and/or lean meat yield may better reflect the true economic effects of parasitism in sheep.

Results showed that feeding 21% PBWDS to fattening lambs increased their feedlot performance and lean meat yield.

On the longline of HDPE tubes system, the sleeve spacing had a significant effect over the meat yield (p < 0.001).

In general terms, however, the meat yield of yak is relatively low compared with that of the cattle.

However, carcass characteristics, e.g., carcass yield, breast meat yield, thigh weight, abdominal fat pad, and relative liver and heart weights, were not affected by treatments.

When comparing results by both types of longline in a semi exposed zone, at the end of the study period, the longline of HDPE tubes shows superior results in shell length and meat yield over the longline of buoys with an 8.13% increase in the shell length and a 7.22% in meat yield.

Freeze-drying of meat yields a product of excellent stability, which on rehydration closely resembles fresh meat.

And here is Spufford's young believer, Volodya, late of Moscow State University, when a price hike on meat yielded the Soviet Union's most violent postwar strike, in Novocherkassk in 1962.

Analysis of the 211 samples from BTM and minced meat yielded an average MR-CNS occurrence of 46.4% (32.4% in meat and 62.0% in BTM).

At present, varieties of this species include the grey tilapia, red tilapia and improved varieties for higher meat yields.

To assess morphological changes which have occurred in the avian leg due to selection for rapid growth and high meat yields, divergent lines of chicken (Gallus gallus) and duck (Anas platyrhynchos) were studied between 3 and 7 weeks of age.