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This example shows when the data collection system stores FWORRES as the total cage consumption, and FWSTRESC and FWSTRESN are populated with a calculation of g/animal/week.

In this example, the pools are defined at the start of each collection interval.

Rows 1-2:	Show examples of food consumption records where the animals were housed together; therefore, USUBJID is null and POOLID is populated.
Row 1:	Shows the pool of the food consumption of the pooled animals for week 1.
Row 2:	Shows that the POOLID value has changed for the following week, because 1 animal died during the first week.

Row	STUDYID	DOMAIN	USUBJID	POOLID	FWSEQ	FWTESTCD	FWTEST	FWORRES	FWORRESU	FWSTRESC	FWSTRESN	FWSTRESU	FWDTC	FWENDTC	FWDY	FWENDY
1	13456	FW		C1-101-102-103	1	FC	Food Consumption	400	g	165	165	g/animal/week	2003-01-20T15:44:42	2003-01-27T15:44:47	1	7
2	13456	FW		C1-101-103	2	FC	Food Consumption	280	g	140	140	g/animal/week	2003-01-28T15:45:43	2003-02-04T15:45:48	8	15

Row 1: In the Comments domain, COVAL explains that the animal died mid-interval.

Row	STUDYID	DOMAIN	RDOMAIN	POOLID	COSEQ	IDVAR	IDVARVAL	COVAL
1	13456	CO	FW	C1-101-102-103	1	FWSEQ	1	Animal 102 died unscheduled during the week. Food consumption was calculated based upon the number of days the animal was alive.

Row	STUDYID	POOLID	USUBJID
1	13456	C1-101-102-103	ABC1-101
2	13456	C1-101-102-103	ABC1-102
3	13456	C1-101-102-103	ABC1-103
4	13456	C1-101-103	ABC1-101
5	13456	C1-101-103	ABC1-103