| With the party in Lahore for their final tune-up against Pakistan A, which begins today, the acclimatisation process is necessarily rapid. |
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| For the Himalayan expedition, trekkers would have to spend a day for acclimatisation and orientation. |
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| Some degree of acclimatisation may be necessary and this should be carried out for a period appropriate for the fish species in question. |
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| Two other females in the last stage of pregnancy were separated in the acclimatisation pens to avoid any loss of new-born calves. |
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| From the very beginning, close cooperation and committed support from the parents during the children's acclimatisation is essential. |
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| However, the likelihood of these horses being used for breeding during the competition and the preceding acclimatisation period is negligible. |
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| After 5 days of acclimatisation in Antwerp, they went to their host families and accompanied the local Chiro groups on camp. |
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| Therefore, it is recommended to use sea almond leaves after water changes, transportation and acclimatisation of fish in their new tank. |
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| The duration of acclimatisation will depend upon the selected test species and their source. |
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| You need to be fit and strong but there are three days of acclimatisation before you go to just over 5,000 metres. |
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| The afternoon can be spent on an acclimatisation hike, before our overnight stay at Karanga Valley. |
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| As San Pedro is 2,500m above sea level, these explorations begin at an easy pace to aid acclimatisation. |
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| Also, another group of chicks will be brought over from Russia next year to go through the same nurture and acclimatisation routine that the current influx is undergoing. |
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| European colonisers often established acclimatisation societies to introduce familiar animals and plants. |
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| Day one would be set aside for reporting at the base camp, and on the second day participants will have a session on acclimatisation and orientation. |
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| We understand the fact that our patients are all different individuals and we strive to take into account their social backgrounds and personal habits to expedite their acclimatisation to the particular hospital environment. |
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| In New Zealand, red deer were introduced by acclimatisation societies along with other deer and game species. |
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| The races differ also in constitution, in acclimatisation, and in liability to certain diseases. |
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| But such acclimatisation comes at a price: the extra red cells make blood stickier and more likely to clot, which increases the risk of thrombosis. |
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| De Gea's display in the 1-1 draw in the Bernabeu on Wednesday night left little doubt that he has the sangfroid required to make his acclimatisation to England more than a linguistic one. |
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| During the day you can climb higher to encourage acclimatisation. |
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| It should also be taken into account that international transport may necessitate an extended period of acclimatisation due to disturbance of the diurnal rhythm of the animals. |
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| Apart from the first acclimatisation period of 48 hours before unpacking the planks, laminate floors will remain sensitive to shrinkage and expansion even after installation. |
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| Even when the animals are seen to be in good health, it is necessary for them to undergo a period of acclimatisation before being used in a procedure. |
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| A period of acclimatisation is needed to allow animals to recover from transport stress, to become accustomed to a new environment and to husbandry and care practices. |
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| This acclimatisation chamber will allow the temperature to rise or fall slowly, and will keep the relative humidity of the photographs within a safe range. |
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| After an acclimatisation period of six to twelve months and regular checks by plant specialists on their growth and pests the plants were delivered to Zurich, where they were finally planted. |
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| There is a two-week acclimatisation period at the receiving station when the dogs are fed, walked, brushed and receive non-intensive interactive training. |
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| Some species or life stages may need to be physiologically prepared prior to entering a new environment, such as by feed deprivation or osmotic acclimatisation. |
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| Among the terms he defines are crop rotation, habitat, low-temperature acclimatisation, quantitative genetics, translocation tester set, and viroid. |
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| Australia has six introduced species of deer that have established sustainable wild populations from acclimatisation society releases in the 19th century. |
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