Sentence examples for severe tail from inspiring English sources

This study shows that a full bed of straw was the most successful way of occupying the pigs and, in addition, it prevented severe tail biting.

Severe ear lesions were recorded more frequently in pens with a hiding wall, while severe tail lesions were recorded more often in control pens.

In undocked animals, the average frequency of severe tail lesions was 3.6%, whereas the average frequency of mild tail lesions was 18.57%.

Strikingly, at 54 hpf, there was a severe tail truncation due to loss of approximately 10 somites (Fig. 1, C and D).

This is in keeping with the results of Brunberg et al. [ 19] where females were found to perform a higher proportion of severe tail bites and tended to perform more severe tail bites than males.

The scale consists of one class for no tail damage, one for mild tail damage (injured or shortened tail with more than half of the tail remaining) and one for severe tail damage (half or less of the tail remaining).

This fraction exhibited a characteristic unique pinkish color by spraying with p-anisaldehyde-sulfuric acid reagent followed by heating, but this compound showed a severe tailing in the acidic solvent.

During the optimization of the UHPLC separation, severe tailing of the BC peak due to a restricted solubility [ 54] was an issue of concern (data not shown).

The disadvantage of such low capacity is, however, a severe tailing of the chromatographic peaks—examples of the peak shapes are presented in Electronic Supplementary Material Fig. S 1.

Some of the supervisors believe their capital cushions are more substantial than they used to be.There is no reason for complacency, however, because markets can respond in unpredictable ways, and nobody knows how severe such "tail events" could be.

Other deformities included pericardial edema, severe hemorrhaging, tail shortening, cranio-facial shrinkage, reduced eye distance, and gross loss of pigmentation.