Sentence examples for supply of straw from inspiring English sources

In the two remaining strata, "thin sows with a low supply of straw" and "well-conditioned sows with a high supply of straw", the number of animals was too low for analysis (n = 2 and 3, respectively).

Associations between T-max and the prevalence of shoulder lesions was then analysed for the strata containing "thin sows with a high supply of straw" (n = 7) and "well-conditioned sows with a low supply of straw" (n = 6), using Spearman rank correlation.

Donkeys always need to have something to nibble on so make sure you keep an adequate supply of straw available at all times.

Until now, the N.C.A.A. establishment seemed to have a bottomless supply of straws, an endless stream of devotees (and university presidents) willing to put part of their consciences in deep freeze because, well, it's all good fun, right?

The correlation was however not significant for the left side or among thin sows with high supplies of straw.

This correlation could however not be seen for the left side or among the sows in lower body condition (backfat thickness ≤ 14 mm) and with high supplies of straw.

In our study, a significant correlation between the longest lying bout (T-max) and prevalence of shoulder lesions recorded on right side was observed for the sows in good body condition (backfat thickness > 14 mm at the time of entering the farrowing unit) and with low supplies of straw at farrowing.

Separate calculations for each stratum show a significant correlation between the longest observed lying bout (T-max, right side) and shoulder lesions recorded at the right side among sows in good condition with low supplies of straw (Spearman rank coefficient = 0,88; P = 0,021).

As seen in the schedule, compartment 1 should be empty on the 13th day for the scheduled fifth treatment and this procedure should ensure a steady supply of treated straw.

While this may contrast with calls for DEC production on 'marginal' land, it will result in bioenergy facilities being located in areas where supply of both cereal straw and DECs have greater potential.

The theoretical biodiesel yield is 56 gallons per ton of wheat straw, resulting in 3.19 billion gallons of biodiesel produced each year potentially according to the annual wheat straw supply of 57 million dry tons in the US [ 18, 38].