Sentence examples for under standard management from inspiring English sources
Control birds (C) were maintained under standard management practices.
In addition, a retrospective analysis of patients with post chemotherapy mild temporary hepatic failure (PC-MTHF) showed a faster recovery under silymarin treatment compared to those under standard management [124].
All Erhualian and Laiwu pigs were fed a corn-soybean based diet containing 16%% crude protein, 3100 kJ digestible energy and 0.78 % lysine under standard management conditions.
All pigs were raised in a normal intensive system, fed under standard management conditions and were slaughtered at an average age of 179.8 ± 2.6 days following national and institutional guidelines for the ethical use and treatment of animals in experiments.
The F2 population was produced in four hatches, fed a standard broiler diets ad libitum (3050 kcal ME (Metabolizable energy) from 0-3 wks, 3100 kcal ME from 4-9 wks), and raised under standard management practices for nine weeks.
For the present analysis of meat quality traits and muscle characteristics, 109 males (56 and 53 issued from HG and LG lines, respectively) were reared under standard management conditions and slaughtered at 9 weeks of age.
The vines, established at La Platina Experimental Station of the 'Instituto de Investigaciones Agropecuarias', located in Santiago, Chile, were maintained under a standard management program for watering, fertilization, pests and diseases control and pruning.
Since all animals were raised and fed under the same standard management conditions, differences between H and L groups are probably caused by the segregation within the analyzed animals of Iberian and Landrace alleles.
This paper compares the scheme-related transaction costs of individually negotiated and standard management agreements under the Wildlife Enhancement Scheme WESS) for sites of special scientific interest in the North of England.
We grew a random selection of 96 accessions, five plants per accession, in three replications under controlled growth conditions and standard management practices.
This article reports on the first ever study to assess the clinical outcome of nosocomial pneumonia caused by a range of different serotypes of P. aeruginosa in critically ill patients under standard ICU management.
