Sentence examples for reporting livestock from inspiring English sources

The results show that 49% of households experienced drought over the past three decades, with 27.1% of the respondents reporting livestock disease outbreak, 19% mentioning cross-border inter-community conflicts and 4% citing riverine flash floods as the main hazard (Table 2).

The percentage of schools reporting livestock odor and ratings of the strength of the odor each decreased with increasing distance to the nearest swine CAFO.

We report livestock in terms of sheep (or goat) units (hereafter SU) and convert yaks and horses on the basis of 1 yak = 4 SU and 1 horse = 6 SU, as suggested by Long et al. (1999).

While local politics and power dynamics can influence the data collected in focus groups, the reported livestock production constraints, diseases of concern, and strategies to improve herd health agreed with those from the individual interviews, suggesting that the focus group responses were not dominated by few individuals.

A similar percentage (17%) was observed when exposure was considered using reported livestock odor.

The prevalence of reported livestock odor varied with SES (low SES, 25%; high SES, 17%).

Of these, 29% were within 3 miles of one or more swine CAFOs, 21% reported livestock odors outdoors, and 8% reported noticeable livestock odors indoors.

We excluded 39 schools for which respondents reported livestock odor but that were located > 5 miles beyond a swine CAFO.

If respondents at schools with higher enrollment of white students are more likely to report livestock odor on our survey than are respondents at schools with higher nonwhite enrollment, then this finding may be the result of biased survey response.

By excluding 39 schools for which survey respondents reported livestock odor, but located beyond 5 miles of a swine CAFO, we intended to reduce misclassification of schools located near nonswine CAFOs.

One study found that CAFO neighbors experience lower secretion and concentration of an immune system protein during odor episodes; another reported livestock odor as having a negative impact on adult levels of tension, depression, and anger.