Sentence examples for mortality of animals from inspiring English sources

The herders reported that the frigid temperatures not only diminish milk production but also result in high mortality of animals.

The main factors necessitating south-bound migration were very low temperatures and the lack of grazing land and shortage of feed for animals in temperate villages in winter, which results in high mortality of animals.

The main reasons for migration include (1) avoiding production reduction and mortality of animals from cold, (2) shortage of forage, (3) off-farm income opportunities, (4) avoiding parasite infestation in the south and (5) vacating grazing areas for yaks in winter.

The relative mortality obtained is comparable to the relative mortality of animals lacking CED-3-mediated immunity [23] and greater than the relative mortality of animals lacking p38/PMK-1 [24], whish is crucial for C. elegans immunity [25] [28], indicating that the shortened life span of the elt-2 RNAi) elt-2 RNAifected by S. entericanimalst sinfectedconsequence of bying S.ckly.

Given that it would further not be possible to separate the effects on growth from preferential mortality of animals in defined size classes, body size measurements were finished before the experimental groups reached 50% survival.

The general appearance and mortality of animals were recorded during the time course of the study.

The results demonstrate an increased susceptibility of hemorrhaged animals to polymicrobial sepsis, as evidenced by an increased mortality rate of hemorrhaged animals following subsequent sepsis (mortality of hemorrhaged animals following subsequent sepsis 100% compared to 50% in sham animals subjected to sepsis) [ 19, 67].

Storm abortions in adult animals and high mortality of young animals have previously been reported to be alarming signs of RVF outbreak [ 4].

This would help improve food security and the livelihood of the pastoralists by preventing or at least minimizing morbidity and mortality losses of animals during the dry season.

A majority of the respondents (68%) replied that crop cultivation increases availability of grain and feed sources (straw), thereby improving their food security and minimizing morbidity and mortality loss of animals during the dry season.

The history of using antibodies as effective antidotes against toxins can be traced back to 1890 [ 29], when antiserum from a tetanus-immune animal protected tetanus toxin-mediated mortality of naïve animals.