Sentence examples for rearing programs from inspiring English sources

Life table data can be used to project population growth, to design mass rearing programs and to establish management tactics to control insect pests.

Calf rearing programs for the control of bovine Johne's disease (BJD) in dairy farms have been widely adopted globally and are based on evidence that the most significant risk factor for developing the disease is exposure of young calves to infectious doses of the causative organism Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis (Mptb).

Rearing program of the predator in Syria aims to mass rear and release it periodically during the season to control citrus mealy bug in the western coast of Syria (Al-Khateeb and Asslan 2007; Al-Khateeb et al. 2012; Al-Khateeb and Raie 2002).

All experiments were performed with worker bumblebees (B. terrestris) obtained from a continuous rearing program (provided by Koppert B.V., The Netherlands) and conducted under standardized laboratory conditions.

Even though our molecular genetic studies did not begin until nearly 25 years into this captive rearing program, all breeders remain alive and still actively contributing to the offspring pool, so there is still opportunity to adjust captive breeding regimes.

angustatum [Greene] G. Rossb).. Lange's Metalmark has undergone several boom-and-bust cycles, but is being maintained through extensive conservation efforts by several organizations, including a captive rearing program [ 27- 31].

The results were therefore encouraging because they suggested that short-term captive-rearing programs of one generation might be capable of generating fish with quasi-equal fitness to that of wild fish.

Third, in many cases, hatchery- or captive-rearing programs for steelhead trout, and Chinook and coho salmon, accelerate growth rates and smoltification to achieve larger yearling smolts (Mahnken et al. 1982; Dickhoff et al. 1995; ODFW and USFWS 1996; Kostow 2004), but this may not apply to other species.

This silk worm-rearing program is aimed at creating employment opportunities for the unemployed youth in the valley.

The director of the child-rearing program, SiddiQa Beyah, secured $199 from Neediest Cases for Mr. James to help him become certified as a security guard, employment that will help him support his son and his girlfriend.

I wanted a story about a child-rearing program designed to create maladjusted sexual deviants.