Sentence examples for multiple herds of from inspiring English sources

The world is full of riven families, divorces and remarriages and multiple herds of children, people less than, well, tender toward each other.

And although the plans to create a wildlife reserve seem plausible – there are multiple herds of African game flourishing in the area – the government ousting the Maasai is completely unnecessary.

Reports indicate that ownership of multiple herds potentially increases the risk of a herd being infected with brucellosis [ 41], which may also affect the calving rate.

The Belgian calves originated from multiple herds with an average of 1.3 (SD = 0.1; R = 1.2-1.5) delivered calves per herd of origin.

This breeding scheme resembles practical breeding schemes where the nucleus population is maintained in multiple herds and the number of matings allocated to each selected sire are distributed equally across herds.

In contrast, identical pulsotypes of S. dysgalactiae were found in multiple herds in the present study, although 39% of the isolates belonged to unique pulsotypes.

To ensure sampling from multiple herds originating from multiple provinces, a maximum of 50 tonsils from consecutively slaughtered pigs was collected during each sampling occasion at each slaughterhouse, until a minimum total of 500 tonsils was collected.

Calves originated from multiple herds and were transported within 24 h from the herd of origin to the veal herds, at the minimum age of 14 days old, after a short stay at a sorting center.

We then considered multiple herds under binomial sampling with the primary goal of estimating the prevalence distribution and the proportion of infected herds.

Another prospect of the method is running mate selection analyses simultaneously across multiple herds.

We believe that the impact of this bias is small for the following reasons: (i) PCVAD-positive and negative herds were selected from the same target population using the same selection mechanism, and (ii) premises with multiple herds included over time were aggregated to only one, the most relevant herd.