Sentence examples for weaning performance from inspiring English sources

Evaluation of the weaning performance of O. marmorata juveniles with the HCl-acidified feed is recommended in a future study.

Even after this adjustment, the estimated heritabilities (AFI 0.14; RFI 0.14; ADG 0.09) for these traits were much lower than literature estimates (AFI 0.45; RFI 0.39; ADG 0.28; MacNeil et al. 1991; Arthur et al. 2001), possibly due to the relatively small number of sampled animals or possibly because these steers may have been selected to be individually fed based upon their weaning performance.

Bone samples were collected from 32 pigs (8/treatment) at the end of the weaner performance study (33 kg body weight).

Bone samples were collected from 48 pigs (eight pigs per treatment) at the end of the weaner performance study (30 kg BW).

Light-for-age pigs are generally regarded as the most disadvantaged group at weaning for subsequent post-weaning performance and survival.

These results confirm the inclusion of SDPP in weaner pig diets to improve post-weaning performance but under the conditions of the experiment, failed to improve the production of light-for-age pigs compared to heavy-for-age pigs.

Different weaning methods have been used with the goal of reducing the negative consequences of weaning on behaviour, performance and welfare.

Milk, MM (Maternal milk): A measure of the pre-weaning performance, pounds of calf attributed to the milking ability of a sire's daughters.

Summarized is the performance of weaning indices recommended by the TF analysis [5]; no study was performed in pediatric patients.

Diaphragm ultrasound predicted weaning outcome with good performance.

Dietary programme did not affect growth performance from weaning to 10 weeks of age.