Next, we started to rear undocked pigs on fully slatted systems, with one
enrichment item (the spruce or rubber toy (EasyFix)) per 14 pigs with either high or standard dietary fibre.
The use of environmental
enrichment have had positive results in different animal species including rabbits (SILOTO et al., 2009), felids ("big cats"--cougars and lions) (CARNIATTO et al., 2008), marmosets (BORGES et al., 2011), pigs (MAIA et al., 2013), chimpanzees (PULLEN et al., 2010), snow leopards (DIAS, 2010), broilers (SANS et al., 2014) and shelter dogs (COPPOLA et al., 2006).
There are different substrates that can be used for
enrichment purposes.
Kgosi Rasesa encouraged the organisers to host the
enrichment annually so that more people could attend in large numbers and learn more about marriage.
Providing an outlet for these needs, through foraging and
enrichment, improves our captive birds' quality of life.
Thus, when employees feel that their organization is a family friendly organization and practicing work family culture, they can enjoy these benefits and produce work-family
enrichment (Clark, 2001).
The trophotagma
enrichment axes bear a variable number and types of leaf structures, but always end in an inflorescence (lateral inflorescence, lln).
As a proof of concept, we first employed dCas9
enrichment for the ELREA deletion mutation by use of reference standards of cfDNA with known mutant AFs (HDx[TM] DNA).
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Enrichment of fuel spheres: if the initial core and equilibrium core both load the fuel spheres with 8.5%
enrichment, the processes of fuel purchase, manufacture, and management can be simplified, according to the THTR-300 and HTR-10 experiences.
With this situation in mind, MTNA awards Program
Enrichment Grants that provide "seed funds" to assist in the creation of application materials that can lead to larger funding from other organizations.
M2 EQUITYBITES-September 23, 2016-Centrus to advance US uranium
enrichment technology through to 30 September 2017