Sentence examples for animals distinguished from inspiring English sources
This further indicated that the animals distinguished between the qualities of the different rewards and wanted to obtain the preferred food.
These data demonstrate that the animals distinguished between the different temporal structures of reward predictions.
Maybe these genes first evolved to let animals distinguish kin from non-kin, the author suggests, and were then diverted to protecting the body from disease.
By looking at songbird brain imagery, the researchers now understand how chatty, social animals distinguish the chirp of a mate from the din of dozens of other birds.
Golden hamsters (Mesocricetus auratus) in a Cornell psychology laboratory compared other body odors to their own to prove that self-referent phenotype matching (also known as the armpit effect) helps animals distinguish family members from strangers.
How animals distinguish between injuries involving varying amounts of tissue loss and regulate these distinct wound response programs remains unknown.
Chromosomal rearrangements have been described in many groups of animals, distinguishing even very closely related species and populations [ 1- 4].
The broad species tropism and the ability to cause severe diseases in both humans and animals distinguish HeV and NiV from other zoonotic viruses.
Hence his famous definition of man as a "political animal," distinguished from the other animals by his gift of speech and power of moral judgment.
The local cow was a white breed called a Chianina, a work animal, distinguished by its height (it towers over conventional cattle), its size (calves can weigh nearly fifteen hundred pounds), and its strength.
How does C. elegans detect single-copy transgenes and target them for silencing in the germline, or how does the animal distinguish self from nonself?
