Sentence examples for animals focusing on from inspiring English sources
Two years ago, Bradshaw wrote a paper for the journal Society and Animals, focusing on the work of the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Kenya, a sanctuary for orphaned and traumatized wild elephants — more or less the wilderness-based complement to Carol Buckley's trauma therapy at the Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee.
This chapter reviews systems that have been designed to deliver drugs to the rumen of grazing animals focusing on those product concepts that have been commercialized in various countries of the world.
It also presents a discussion on the preclinical modeling of ASD in animals, focusing on assays that are being used for phenotypic assessment of behaviors relevant to the three core ASD domains, and reviews several animal models of ASD.
Here, we sought to characterise in more detail some of the phenotypes displayed by Kidins220 mutant animals, focusing on cardiovascular and sensory neuron development.
By doing this, the animals focus on defending their important resources instead of the entire territory.
Many studies on microalgae as food additives in aquatic farmed animals focused on survival, growth, nutrition and pigmentation of the species (Ju et al., 2011, 2012; Macias-Sancho et al. 2014; Li et al. 2014).
Unlike most animal species, eusocial animals focus on the group rather than the individual.
Our experiments on cells isolated from Pb-exposed animals focus on the mechanism by which Pb inhibits fracture healing by determining its effects on progenitor cells.
However, most reports on these animals focus on the functional roles of protein-coding sequences, whereas very little is known about macaque ncRNAs.
Previously published data involving administration of 99mTc mebrofenin (and other iminodiacetic acid derivatives) in humans or animals focused on the time-activity data in blood and liver up to 60 min.
The play-off team is a different animal, focusing on offense, making the most out of what you have left from the regular season and prioritizing strengths over weaknesses.
