cull something from something

Examples of culled

culled

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Hamsters were culled and perfused and the schistosomes extracted 30-40 days post-reinfection.
Hamsters were culled and perfused and the schistosomes extracted 30 -40 days postreinfection.
The sows are assigned to the following pools : replacement gilts, batches and culled sows.
These are culled from folk traditions and, although there are no direct quotations, the music reflects familiar archetypes.
A statistical comparison of means indicated that the mean and the amplitude of variation in the number of sows culled reached equilibrium after eight cycles.
Birds culled as part of these control measures provided material for our study on density-dependent effects in helminth growth.
He removed the birds from their cages before they were humanely culled.
All voles were culled and weighed, and blood smears prepared from blood taken from the heart.
By way of illustration, we culled statements from different professional associations to illustrate how distinctly their members understand human rights.
Clutches used to found the 10 pair and control lines were culled randomly to keep larval densities equivalent in all lines.
I will claim that there could be worlds that are culled but not chosen.
Overall, 313 stem-particle nouns and 118 stemparticle adjectives were culled.
The less intelligent and socially cooperative would have been culled out by conspecific predators.
They finish as part of the pool of culled sows.
Approximately 20 weaned heifer calves were selected each year as replacements for dams culled from the herd.
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