Sentence examples for of both ewes from inspiring English sources

This conclusion can be reached from the seasonal patterns of faecal egg counts of both ewes and lambs.

The study showed that under set-stocked conditions repeated anthelmintic treatments of both ewes and lambs in early season may ensure sufficient nematode control whereas moving animals to clean pasture without dosing was less efficient.

The present study confirmed that under set-stocked conditions, where other strategies for nematode control are not available, repeated anthelmintic treatments of both ewes and lambs in early season – often termed 'poor man's clean grazing' – will probably ensure sufficient nematode control.

Although there were significant differences (p < 0.01 or p < 0.001) between years (cohorts) in mean tissue concentrations of both nonylphenol (NP) and phthalate in each of the tissues from both ewes and lambs, the differences were not attributable to either the age (6 months or 5 years) of the animal or the duration of exposure to treatments.

They "run a band" — the local term for raising a flock —of about 900 ewes, both the Navajo-Churros and the fatter Rambouillet breed.

The weight of GIT content was approximately 19% of SBW of ewes.

Fetuses were collected from both sets of ewes, and all of the resulting males (n = 12 in both control and treated groups) were used for the studies detailed below.

There, at night, Jacob selects the best from his flocks: Hundreds of goats, hundreds of ewes, 40 cows, dozens of camels, 30 donkeys, 20 rams, 10 bulls.

After two months with mineral supplements, both groups of ewes had in general higher whole blood selenium concentrations compared to before the experimental period.

Individual ovulatory activity is presented in Figure 3. From October to March of the first year, all females were cycling in both groups (100% of ewes showed at least one ovulation per month; Figure 3 & 4).

These pens, which are generally two to eight feet in length and width, are designed to aid both careful observation of ewes and to cement the bond between them and their lambs.