“... and ketosis in early lactation. Fifty four multiparous Holstein cows yielding >30 L/day were...”
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Subjects: “...Flow rate decrease...”
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“...’s disease (PwPD). Limitations in mobility lead to sedentarism, which may decrease the quality of life...”
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“... yearly application of N may not be required. In the case of B some authors indicated that one single...”
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“..., but not biblical-based CP, may be useful for acute pain self-management, with HYP being the slightly...”
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“..., but not biblical-based CP, may be useful for acute pain self-management, with HYP being the slightly...”
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“... dos auditores das empresas de capital aberto auditadas por big four no Brasil. Para tanto, foi utilizado...”
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“... phenology of birds. In order to test whether laying date advance and clutch sizes decrease with the...”
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“...Epidemiologic and experimental data suggest that excess iron may contribute to the development...”
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“... in in vivo trial. To obtain rumen fluid, that was used in in vitro trial, four Santa Ines lambs with rumen...”
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“... in in vivo trial. To obtain rumen fluid, that was used in in vitro trial, four Santa Inês lambs with rumen...”
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“... in the early stages, which may have caused a decrease in groundwater level in the wetland, allowing...”
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“... lesion. Thirty-six male Wistar rats were divided equally into the following groups: Naive (rats did not...”
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