Sentence examples for abusive research from inspiring English sources

Of course, rodent research is only one sort of invasive and abusive research that should be terminated.

One person asked, "Why don't I and others simply say that invasive and abusive research on these and other rodents, who surely are emotional and sentient beings, should be abolished?" I thought about this question and I agree that we need to be more forceful in "reclassifying" these animals and for ending abusive research on them.

I'm sure a moratorium on abusive research on these and other animals would result in the development and implementation of a host of non-animal and more humane ways to conduct the same sorts of research, and many are already available.

Focusing on rodents for now, it's high time to "reclassify" rats of the genus Rattus and mice of the genus Mus as animals, for they surely are, and for calling for the termination of invasive and abusive research on these sentient beings.

So, I think I have been "too soft" in the past, so now I want to call for (1) referring to rats of the genus Rattus and mice of the genus Mus, as animals, for they surely are, and for (2) the termination of invasive and abusive research on these beings.

Besides, refugee camps themselves give rise to conditions that increase the vulnerability of refuges to potentially abusive research practices.

If you feel that you or your children could be in danger in any way due to the abuse in your own family, call an abuse hotline or research leaving abusive relationships.

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That suggests that women who live in homes with a firearm are more likely to be gunned down in a domestic dispute or by an abusive partner, the research team wrote in their study, published Monday in Annals of Internal Medicine.

Among them is Sam Martin, a Digital Sociology student at Goldsmiths College who is researching abusive behaviour on Twitter.

Amnesty International's other research about abusive behavior toward women on Twitter includes a 2017 online poll of women in 8 countries, and an analysis of abuse faced by female members of Parliament before the U.K.'s 2017 snap election.