Sentence examples for ruminants display from inspiring English sources

For example, investigations on bluetongue, bovine viral diarrhea virus and other abortive agents in wild ruminants from Switzerland suggest that wildlife is not a reservoir but rather an occasional spillover host for these pathogens, as infections of wild ruminants is only sporadic while domestic ruminants display significantly higher prevalences of infection [ 37, 47, 66].

However, GALT in ruminants displays extensive fetal and neonatal development and indeed responsiveness to infectious agents [ 23].

Myotragus balearicus was a dwarfed ruminant that displayed a reduction of the distal part of limbs, with an extremely reduced ability for running [9].

For some genomic regions, both ruminant pestivirus isolates display an even higher similarity to CSFV than to BDV.

As befits ruminants, they ruminate: "'We must find out what sort of story this is,' said Cordelia.

The recently completed bovine genome is the first sequenced genome of ruminant mammal that displays a broad range of phenotypic characteristics that reflect adaptation to different habitats and domestication.

If seasonality and aridity restrict the nourishing vegetal resources, ruminants would be forced to display mixed feeder strategies to extract nutrients from a wide variety of vegetation.

First, only ruminants and humans have been reported to display the overgrowth and excessive weight at birth as a result of minimal ART manipulations.

Sequence analysis revealed maximum similarity of blackbuck sequence with wild ruminants like nilgai and buffalo, whereas goat sequence displayed maximum similarity with sheep sequence at both nucleotide and amino acid level.

An alignment of species orthologs of FFA2 (Supplemental Fig. S1) reveals that the only other species with glycine at position 4.57, and, therefore, likely to display similar pharmacology to bFFA2, is the goat, the only other ruminant for which sequencing data are available.

Many TLR2 LRR motifs which contain sites known to be responsible for ligand binding in human or mouse and display high ω in the entire mammalian dataset were considerably less positively-selected in ruminants (e.g. LRR9, 10, 11).