Sentence examples for rapid culling from inspiring English sources

The most effective control of outbreaks in poultry remains rapid culling of infected farm populations and decontamination of farms and equipment.

A United Nations report released in October credits improved surveillance and the rapid culling of potentially infected poultry for helping to contain and even prevent outbreaks in many countries.

Rapid culling of in-contact and unvaccinated free-roaming dogs controlled this outbreak.

"We found that increases in badger TB after prolonged culls were 74% greater than those after rapid culls".

In his half-dozen active years in the upper chamber, to which he was elevated in 1993, he resisted a rapid cull of hereditary peers and too wide a register of their outside interests.

While Joel snatches up leaf after leaf in a rapid double-handed cull, I'm still trying to work out which part of the plant can be gainfully added to the basket.

Though science has made rapid advances in the culling of genetic information, it is rare for a common disease to be attributable to one gene; Tay-Sachs, cystic fibrosis and sickle cell anemia are among the few examples.

They observed rapid evolutionary responses to culling.

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Our analysis shows that if culling is sufficiently rapid, it can eliminate influenza without selecting for any host resistance.

In a group, someone always seems to be "checking" something in the conversation, piping up with handy facts culled from a rapid consultation with the Great and Powerful Man Behind the Curtain.