selective slaughter

selective /se·lec·tive/ (sĕ-lek´tiv)

1. having a high degree of selectivity.

2. discriminating; making a choice from multiple alternatives; singling out in preference.

selective

the use of procedures on selected animals contrasted with blanket application to all members of the group.

selective slaughter

slaughter of positive reactors or clinical cases during a disease control program.

selective dry-period mastitis therapy

application of dry period intramammary therapy only to those cows known or suspected of being infected with organisms which cause mastitis; contrasts with blanket therapy in which all cows in the group are treated.

Patient discussion about selective.

Q. clonex symptoms in Selective Mutism Syndrome children My son is 6.5 years old, with selective mutism syndrome - in a months time he shall be entering first grade. We have, the past 2 years been with therapists specializing in this field. He has improved outside a closed system i.e. within the kindergarten (primarily) we even see some regression. We have been at major dilemmas with giving him medication but due to the critical time - we were recommended to take 0.125 mg of Clonex medication. we are a little worried and would like to understand the possible symptoms

A. As a benzodiazepin, it can cause drowsiness, weakness and other changes in behavior. There may be some other side-effects, that you can read about here (http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/druginfo/medmaster/a682279.html)

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Abortion, Selective
adrenergic blockade
almotriptan
fluoxetine
fluvoxamine
laser hair transplantation
medical vagotomy
modulator
Multi-fetal pregnancy
Off-label application
paroxetine
paroxetine Paxil
Pyramid System
raloxifene
selective estrogen receptor modulator
selective grinding
selective inattention
selective photothermolysis
selective reduction

Only three days ago, the Cabinet slapped down Mr Hogg's plea for the selective slaughter of cattle as too expensive But Health Secretary Stephen Dorrell admitted the Government's bid to ride out the crisis had failed.

Mass cattle slaughter; will cost pounds 2.8bn by Dowdney, Mark; Bradshaw, David / The Mirror (London, England)

selective abstraction

selective amnesia

selective angiography

selective estrogen receptor modulator

selective grinding