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CIDR

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CIDRClassless Inter-Domain Routing
CIDRCentre International de Développement et de Recherche (French: International Center for Research and Development; France)
CIDRCenter for Instructional Development and Research (University of Washington)
CIDRCenter for Inherited Disease Research
CIDRControlled Internal Drug Release (device)
CIDRCritical Intermediate Design Review
CIDRCounty Issuance Decal/Registration (South Carolina)


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Reducing the genetic value distribution to a minimum of zero, most likely value of $2/head, and maximum value of $25/head reduced the proportion of times a Co-Synch + CIDR fixed-time AI system showed a net economic advantage over natural service by 0 to 10% for a herd size of 100.
He then told me about the CIDR (Cervical Implant Drug Release) plugs, which contain the hormone progesterone.
Al evaluar métodos de sincronización de estros en ovejas se encontró que la sincronización se presentó a las 36 horas posteriores, con los siguientes resultados: con CIDR (100%), con esponjas intravaginales (94,4%) y con prostaglandina [F.
 
 
 
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