Sentence examples for treatment breeding from inspiring English sources

A structured questionnaire was completed for each individual family of settlement heads, including family composition and labour allocation structure, herd structure and management, housing, stocking rate, nutrition, feeding, watering, health, veterinary treatment, breeding, transportation, management practices, slaughtering, processing and reproduction.

Oocyte recovery and maturation rate, embryo development and blastocyst cell number were evaluated in a series of four experiments using either a 2 treatment (breeding vs. non-breeding season) × 5 replicates or a 2 seasons × 2 embryo types (IVF vs. SCNT) × 5 replicates design.

Tested in the absence of treatment, breeding density had a significant effect on the amount of caterpillar damage to the apples (χ2(1) = 4.18, P = 0.041; interaction with type of orchard marginally non-significant χ2(1) = 3.71, P = 0.054).

Last summer's outbreak prompted widespread fear of the virus, and sweeping efforts by city, county and state health officials to monitor for the disease this year and to try to eradicate the mosquito population through treatment of breeding grounds with larvicide and public education campaigns.

eCG or GnRH analogue administration given after 14 days progestagen (20 mg fluorogestone acetate, FGA) treatment during breeding season (mid July) did not induce ovulation in these ewes.

Since 1996, the aquarium has captured whales and dolphins from the wild only when they need treatment, but breeding still occurs, according to the CBC.

Finally, to evaluate on the population level the influence of the annual (late autumn-winter) ivermectin treatment of breeding reindeer on the transmission dynamics of S. tundra, a questionnaire survey was conducted.

On the population level the aim was to evaluate the influence of the annual (late autumn-winter) ivermectin treatment of breeding reindeer on the population dynamics and the transmission of S. tundra from carriers to calves.

Natural selection for fecundity and viability were equalized between treatments by breeding the subsequent generation from an equal number of healthy offspring from an equal number of litters; both treatments were equally exposed to potential pathogens that may have been present in the animal facilities.

Evaluate the cost-effectiveness of satellite-based risk maps for a guided treatment of vector breeding sites (Fig. 2).

GLM analysis with mass (g) as a dependent variable, and breeding treatment and age as fixed factors.