Sentence examples for animals operated from inspiring English sources

Animals whose tumors were surgically resected at day 10 showed an improved overall survival (with 40%% mice surviving more than 6 months), while 100%% animals operated at day 16 died at the same rate as non-operated mice (Fig.  1a).

Thirsk, population 5,000, was accused of hypocrisy this week over its pride in its association with the bestselling author and vet while a halal abattoir that was found to have mistreated animals operated near by.

RESULTS: Mean duration of fetoscopy (±SEM) (68 ± 16 minutes vs 92 ± 23 minutes) and fetal surgery (19 ± 6 minutes vs 42 ± 18 minutes) as well as number of bleeding episodes (1.9 ± 0.8 minutes vs 5.8 ± 2.1 minutes) was significantly reduced in animals operated with use of nitrous oxide amniodistention.

This suggests some genetic mechanisms found in living animals operated long before modern mammals appeared.

Nigrostriatal lesions were induced as previously described, with saline and lactacystin designated animals operated on in a randomised fashion in the same surgical session.

This could be due to increased apoptosis seen in the animals operated on in hypothermia.

Imagination apprehends the internal contents of the sensations and animals operate with them.

That's not at all how bats or other animals operate in the real world, when their heads are free to move.

Animals operate their muscles in rhythmic patterns for fundamental tasks such as breathing and chewing and also for more strongly environment-dependent tasks such as locomotion.

Animals operate in a "servile" manner, in the sense that they respond to their passions without having control over these responses.

It's also the very definition of "swarm intelligence", in which groups of animals operating according to simple rules can solve very tough problems.