Sentence examples for animals mirror from inspiring English sources

The clinical signs and organ lesions of experimentally infected animals mirror those of naturally infected racing pigeons.

Sure it looks corny, but Landseer's reverence for animals mirrors 21st-century attitudes.

The lack of response and stable condition index of the 21 °C animals mirrors the 14 days study [ 21] on the Zhikong scallop Chlamys farreri which demonstrated successful acclimation.

Extending her earlier insights into how humans "polish an animal mirror to look for ourselves" (1991, 22), Haraway criticizes the way that science takes nature as a static given, congealing and obscuring social relations such that they can be taken as decontextualized things-in-themselves.

As a result of this ordering, the temporal dynamics of quiescence of the entire animal mirrored that of the head/neck region.

Children required more time to determine that two animals were mirror images of each other when preceded by pseudowords containing the reversible letter b or d than when preceded by different pseudowords containing the control letter f or t (Experiment 1) or by different pseudowords that differed only by the target letter f or k (Experiment 2).

Ideally, behavioral tests improve the predictive validity of studies on animals by mirroring the functional impact of AD-like neuropathology.

Clinical signs of animal ingestion mirror those of humans: difficulty walking and lackadaisical demeanor.

Anderson [19] outlined the following criteria to objectively determine if an animal displays mirror self-recognition: (1) the spontaneous development of mirror-guided self-directed behaviors, such as examining parts of the body that are unseen without the aid of a mirror, and (2) the disappearance of social responses directed toward mirrors.

Acoustic communication in animals often mirrors selective forces that generate and maintain evolutionary change.

Dauer arrest phenotypes of these animals also mirrored those of daf-16a; daf-2 double mutants.