Sentence examples for ability to control animals from inspiring English sources

Pickingill was also known for his ability to control animals, namely horses, and it was believed that when he struck a hedgerow with his stick, game animals would run out that could then be caught, killed and eaten.

Employed by royalty, the elephants were used to signify both the ruler's absolute power and his ability to control wild animals.

Her family has filed a $50 million lawsuit against Ms. Herold, saying she was negligent and reckless for lacking the ability to control "a wild animal with violent propensities".

Treg cells have been successfully tested in HSCT for their ability to control GvHD in animal models, whereby Treg cells have been shown to prevent GvHD or to increase host survival when GvHD has been established [ 47- 49].

A report by Williams et al. [ 11] suggested that a recurrent failure of interventions to translate the results obtained in animal studies to the clinical settings may be due to the ability to control genetic background in animal studies.

Intensive surveillance and investigations on animals, especially during and after an outbreak of SARS, will lead to a better understanding and ability to control this disease's natural animal reservoirs and to prevent interspecies transmission events.

The novelty of optogenetics lies in the ability to control single neurons in living, moving animals in milliseconds and reverse the intervention just as quickly.

Advantages of animal models include the ability to control environment and genetics and assess gene expression levels in tissues that are not readily available from humans.

Many of the mechanisms involved, such as the ability to control the noises you make, are basic and many animals have them.

The Th1 cytokines induced in vaccinated animals were correlated with the ability to control viral replication.

Aiming treatment at those animals would reduce the likelihood of resistance emerging without harming a farmer's ability to control infestations.