Sentence examples for populations of cattle from inspiring English sources

On some calculations, livestock emissions in countries with large populations of cattle and sheep can make up as much as half of the country's total greenhouse gas emissions.

As climate change dries the land, the Karamojong, who are pastoral cattle herders armed with AK-47s smuggled in from Somalia, have been fighting over dwindling populations of cattle and increasingly scarce grazing land, among themselves and with their nomadic Turkana and Pokot neighbors.

In addition, this method was used to analyze the polymorphism of the DGAT1 through PCR-SSCP methods in 14 populations of cattle from Argentine, Bolivia and Uruguay.

Many populations of cattle egrets are highly migratory and dispersive, and this has helped the species' range expansion.

Some populations of cattle egrets are migratory, others are dispersive, and distinguishing between the two can be difficult for this species.

In the present paper, we compare two PCR-based testing systems for the detection of T. brucei s.l. in populations of cattle, pigs, sheep and goats in Western Kenya: a) a T. brucei s.l.l

Although the population of cattle in almost all other zones is declining, the percentage decline in Amibara is the highest compared to other zones (Yosef et al. 2013).

The country's population of cattle, primarily composed of Small East African zebus (Bos indicus) and to a lesser extent Bos taurus breeds and crossbreeds, was estimated at 10 million in 2013 (FAOSTAT 2014) and is mostly found in the western and southern parts of the island where the animals are of particular social importance to their owners (Rasambainarivo and Ranaivoarivelo 2006).

Here, we applied a Bayesian approach for the evaluation of multiple tests for the diagnosis of BTB in a naturally infected slaughterhouse population of cattle in Southern Chad.

The concept of targeted surveillance for BSE was to concentrate sampling for screening tests on defined sub-populations of cattle that were expected to have a higher prevalence of the disease (Doherr et al., 2001).

99.8% of the whole population of cattle under 8 months of age was in this cluster.