Sentence examples for number of herds from inspiring English sources

The number of herds with restrictions decreased from 2950 in 1994 to zero at the end of 2006.

The approach allows researchers to balance the number of herds and the total number of animals sampled by manipulating herd-level test characteristics (such as the number of animals sampled within a herd).

Examples are provided of the trade-off between the benefit (low number of herds) and the disadvantage (large number of animals per herd and exclusion of small herds) that are associated with achieving high herd-level sensitivity and specificity.

Table 3 Number of herds undertaking transhumance by season Data source Question asked No. of herds Dry only (D) no.

For the survey undertaken in March 2011, 88 households were not available due to the number of herds having left the KGR on transhumance (Table 1).

Although non-significant, we detected an increase in the number of households by 152 over the last two decades and a decline in the number of herds by 75 after Cordyceps collection (Table 1).

While the number of herds staying in KGR for the entire dry and wet season reduced, the proportion of animals within herds taken on dry and wet transhumance increased between March and October 2011 (Figure 2).

The herds were often sold to fellow herders, which might explain the consequent decline in the total number of herds without a decline in overall yak numbers, while individual herd sizes may have increased.

However, culling also prompted expansions of badger ranging behaviour [21], [22], increasing the number of herds that each badger could potentially contact.

Similarly, the number of herds within 1500 m of a farm was a very significant predictor of both the probability and the time to the first bTB breakdown for that herd.

The median number of baseline herds in the triplets (number of herds recorded for that triplet at the time of the initial badger cull) was 124 (mean  = 133.70, s.e. = 0.74).