Sentence examples for study veterinarians from inspiring English sources

Study veterinarians subjectively recorded their field observations.

Based on our study, veterinarians who are GTV members are more prone to report and/or to encourage farmers to report abortions than others.

If dairy farmers value teamwork more than production and profit, as indicated by this study, veterinarians would be wise to change their focus or increase their abilities in combining veterinary science with knowledge on management and finances as this service was requested by, but apparently not available to, the dairy farmers.

In a recent study, veterinarians determined that while most cats don't prefer a covered versus uncovered litter box (or vice versa), some cats do have preferences.

If there has been swine illness, the nurse or veterinarian notifies an investigator (JK or MLR) who alerts a study veterinarian to investigate the illness.

If the study veterinarian suspects swine respiratory illness/swine influenza, based on symptoms of one or more of: fever, sneezing, cough, huddling, loss of appetite (decreased feed consumption), stunted growth (i.e., pigs in the same pen visibly vary in size and shape) or increased mortality with or without cough; he/she makes a site visit to the farm.

Study on veterinarians: Starting from the investigation on pig farms veterinarians caring for the 47 farms in the corresponding areas were contacted for investigation of nasal MRSA carriage of themselves and of their familial contact persons.

In a study assessing veterinarians' and pastoralists' livestock health knowledge, pastoralists compared favourably with veterinarians, which suggests that disease surveillance in remote, rural areas could be strengthened by integrating pastoralists' livestock health knowledge and observation of disease into veterinary health systems (Catley 2006).

For instance, an average-sized cat with its limbs extended achieves a terminal velocity of about 60mph (97km/h), while an average-sized man reaches a terminal velocity of about 120mph (193km/h), according to the 1987 study by veterinarians Wayne Whitney and Cheryl Mehlhaff.

An ongoing study among veterinarians with three-year follow-up could possibly clarify this issue.

OH and FM co-ordinated the study with veterinarians in Namibia and supplied the panel of Namibian isolates for analysis.