Sentence examples for animals differences in from inspiring English sources

However, when these genes were evaluated in the soleus between strains of naïve animals, differences in expression of Casq1 and Mstn were not observed (P = 0.40 and P = 0.27, resp).

Statistical significance between androgens in tissues of control and treated animals, differences in tumor volume at fixed intervals, and time to tumor volume of 1000 mm3 were assayed using Student's t test; 95% confidence interval, and P ≤ 0.05 was considered significant.

In this essay, it is the latter inflection of speciesism that concerns me primarily, the translation of racial differences into animal differences, in the context of Japanese animation.

The second aim was to study the interrelationships between these variables and to analyze the between-animal variability to better understand the between-animal differences in acidosis susceptibility.

We conclude that under our conditions of use the GF system was unable to detect significant treatment and individual animal differences in methane emissions that were identified using both RC and SF6 techniques, in part due to limited numbers and timing of measurements obtained.

To this end, again, IVS2-1G>T is useful to investigate, if any, species and inter-animal differences in CYP2C93-dependent drug metabolism.

One reason is the large animal-to-animal differences in the responses to adjuvant injection and anti-rheumatic medication.

In contrast, reporting of inter-animal differences in biological variables is rare in basic studies of aging, and needs to be incorporated into future investigations with functional outcomes.

Inter-animal differences in the cellular immune response [ 18, 19], which have not been addressed in the present study, may also add to the overall diversity observed.

As will be discussed, this variability was primarily due to animal-to-animal differences in ALA uptake and/or PpIX synthesis, local skin pO2 and relative photosensitivity of the skin, as opposed to true 'experimental error'.

Thus, whole-day measurement repeated across many days (e.g. 35 days as recommended for DMI by Wang et al., 2006) are required to accurately reflect animal-to-animal differences in enteric CH4 production.