Sentence examples for welfare stress from inspiring English sources

The main effects listed above all have impacts on welfare (stress, health, injury, fatigue, dehydration, core body temperature, mortality and morbidity) and carcass and meat quality (shrink, bruising, pH, color defects and water losses) to varying degrees.

"The general public looks on vets as custodians of animal welfare," stresses Lymbery.

The latest alterations follow an extensive review in the build-up to the 2012 race and welfare groups stress that changes must be allowed to bed in over time.

The EIA and other conservation and animal welfare groups stress that these types of businesses and tourist zones send a confusing message to consumers, implying that the consumption of these animals is legal and acceptable.

Evaluating welfare and stress that is assumed to correlate with the overall health status of an animal is difficult (particularly in birds), because sampling techniques used to obtain physiological parameters are also invasive and stressful in themselves [ 8, 19].

Welfare losses are stress, car accidents, pollution, impacts on climate and others.

Furthermore, Vallgarda [ 28] suggest that whereas the Swedish welfare policy programmes stress political responsibility to improve population health, the Danish programme is more liberal, emphasizing individual responsibility and autonomy.

The poultry meat industry in particular faces a number of severe problems associated with modern methods of intensive rearing of poultry that elicit an increased interest in factors concerning welfare, and especially stress in birds [ 3, 4].

Yes, there has been horrible scapegoating by some of refugees, immigrants and those on welfare, but the stresses many local communities face are also real.

Mr Cameron's strategists are banking on a broad approach that targets "hard working people", stressing welfare cuts, falling immigration and a recovering economy.

In a recent magazine interview, he argued for tighter rules on welfare benefits and stressed his opposition to gay marriage and to adoption by gay couples.Mr Sarkozy will now hit the campaign trail in his usual hyperkinetic style.