Examples of using Hatchability in English and their translations into Portuguese
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this is the least desirable because it will definitely result in reduced hatchability.
Define hatchery standards with reference to egg quality, hatchability, chick quality
The hatchery manager knows that there is a critical relationship between embryonic temperature, hatchability and chick quality.
Meanwhile, the hatchability of the eggs, the duration of larval development,
The hatchability rates observed in Figure 2 result,
However for old hens, the hatchability rate decreases significantly as can be seen in figure 3.
Since the amount of(solid) waste generated in the hatchery depends on hatchability, this is the key focus for waste reduction.
The main issue was that, although hatchability was excellent,
Improved hatchability of 2% in a GPS hatchery produces 1% more female chicks.
The graph in figure 1 shows that hatchability of eggs produced by farm 1 is below the standard(overall average hatchability),
Evaluating true hatchery performance by calculating hatchability of fertile eggs(“hatch of fertile”)
Hatchability of eggs placed with small end up decreases from 12- 30 per cent when compared to hatchability in eggs set large end up.
Poor hygiene leads to reduced hatchability and poor chick quality,
Fertility and hatchability in breeding stocks can also be affected by differentmycotoxins.
Hatchability and chick data are the most important references for optimising incubation management.
evaluating the inhibition hatchability of eggs and larval unsheathing.
a conclusion about the origin of the observed differences in hatchability rate cannot be made.
Ghana and has very good hatchability in hot climates.
as this adversely affects hatchability and chick quality.
costly implications for hatchability and chick quality.