Sentence examples for rearing for from inspiring English sources

After rearing for 6-7 days in a 25°C-rearing chamber, larval hemolymph was collected by cutting the caudal leg of the larva in a tube containing 5 μl of 200 mM 1-phenyl-2-thiourea to prevent melanization, and centrifuged at 9000 rpm for 10 min; the hemolymph was kept at -80°C before use.

Hywood has one pangolin she has been rearing for the past 18 months named Chaminuka.

A school has given away four pigs that pupils had been rearing for meat after a petition to save them set up by a vegan parent attracted 20,000 signatures in 24 hours.

"When you think about the concept of the village, and how the village was part of child rearing for so many cultures for so many thousands of years, it makes total sense," he said.

After rearing for three months, there were no differences in survival (95% on average) or in growth performance (specific growth rate 1.64% body weight day− 1 on average) of the fish across the four dietary treatments (P > 0.05).

A prolonged eating time during rearing for CPm and CPl birds resulted in more time spend feeding and resting and less stereotypic object pecking and animal pecking compared to CPh birds during rearing.

In this area, I wasn't reared for compromise.

"Our animals are not "reared for a life of suffering".

But nobody has ever pretended that pheasants were reared for food.

And these horses have not been reared for the food market.

It means that processed animal proteins are banned from the feed of animals reared for human consumption.