One-sided window (1SW, a) and two-sided window designs (2SW, b) used in study.

One-sided window (1SW, a) and two-sided window designs (2SW, b) used in study.

<p>One-sided window (1SW, a) and two-sided window designs (2SW, b) used in study.</p>

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Main Author: Joshua A. Etherton (21485202) (author)
Other Authors: John E. Linhoss (21485205) (author), Jeremiah D. Davis (21485208) (author), Joseph L. Purswell (12446902) (author), Jessica D. Starkey (12395404) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Genetics
Molecular Biology
Ecology
Sociology
Space Science
Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
data acquisition systems
consumers &# 8217
alternative rearing programs
58 translucent windows
23 translucent windows
west end wall
mean light intensity
compare light intensity
1 &# 8201
whole house data
commercial broiler houses
brooding end ).
higher overall intensities
5 times higher
two additional windows
three house sections
1 lx ).
improved spatial uniformity
tunnel ventilation conditions
different window designs
light intensities
via windows
spatial distribution
natural light
8 times
window designs
tunnel conditions
sided window
brooding conditions
brood conditions
window design
vs 56
vs 143
two replicates
two 18
southeast alabama
south sidewalls
prompted integrators
pad sections
north wall
masking effect
lighting environment
gstat package
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