Bovine respiratory disease ( BRD ) is an economically important disease of cattle and
continues to be an intensely studied topic. However, literature summarizing the time between …

… Objective measures, such as rectal temperature, respiratory rate, or even changes in white
blood cell counts, could be used to identify clinically ill animals. A study monitoring these …

… The patient is a 36-year-old white woman who was ascertained through an ongoing
study of 153 POF patients at the National Institutes of Health. Menses began at age 17 years. …

… a, M locus structure indicating high alignment identity (grey-dashed boxes) and boundaries
of myo-sex and Nix gene models (magenta and white boxes, arrowheads represent …

Background: Soft skills describe career attributes that individuals should possess, such as
team skills, communication skills, ethics, time-management skills, and an appreciation for …

… c, Top, satellite maps with treatment areas outlined in white and treatment buffers indicated
with B in T2. Middle, density of Wolbachia-males, as measured by the onboard structured …

We provide theory and experimental evidence consistent with an unintended, causal relation
between Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) performance and investors' estimates of …

In a study of intra-and intergroup relations utilizing a combination of observational and
laboratory methods, two small groups were experimentally produced as a consequence of …

Cattle behavior is potentially a valuable indicator of health and well-being; however, natural
movement patterns can be influenced by the presence of a human observer. A remote …

… Control landscapes are white, and treatment landscapes are red. Urban landscapes are
isolated by extensive sugar cane, and banana plantations and the proximity of all landscapes to …