Sentence examples for rate of slaughter from inspiring English sources

Beyond even considering that the other side of the conflict has a history, too, 17 other nations (and four "insurgent nationalities") mobilised personnel to the "Triple Entente" of Britain, Russia and France, with no lesser general rate of slaughter.

Gloomy though the immediate outlook may seem, what is happening in Amboseli offers some hope that the sickening rate of slaughter – over 30,000 elephants a year on a worldwide basis – can be stemmed, at least temporarily, while the crucial battle to curb demand for ivory continues.

At this point it should be mentioned that the highest proportion was observed in Guipuzcoa (62.5%) but it may be due to the fact that it constituted the province with the highest rate of sheep slaughter (over 90%) analysed in the Basque Country.

The organization of hunting parties, forms of predation (number and rate of animals slaughtered), and the technology used (tactics and tools) must be taken into account in the identification and classification of hunting methods in prehistory.

Further investigations into HEV infection in humans and pigs in the United Kingdom and other countries are required to inform farming management practices to reduce active porcine infection rates at the time of slaughter.

((A_{1})) :  The ruminant population is recruited with rate Λ, μ is the natural death rate (including slaughter) of ruminant, with RVFV owing to infection with RVFV also causing mortality in ruminants.

The influence of the rate of pH decline post slaughter on the rate of ageing of pork m. longissimus thoracis et lomborum was investigated.

To be honest with you,' she announced, 'it makes me so mad that sex films are called obscene when other movies are so full of slaughter and rated so that kids can see them.

We observed an overall S. suis carriage rate of 41% among pigs entering slaughter facilities in southern Vietnam.

Dose and number of inseminations did not interact or individually influence pregnancy rate at slaughter (73 ± 4.2%) or numbers of normal fetuses (10.8 ± 0.5).

The t-test in the MEANS procedure was used to make comparisons between the groups of mean values for the ovulation rate, ova recovery rate, time elapsed from the time of ovulation to onset of fasting and time of slaughter.