Sentence examples for animals preserved from inspiring English sources

A recent paper said Hirst's famed pieces involving animals preserved in tanks, which were displayed at Tate Modern, were releasing well above acceptable levels of carcinogenic fumes.

In the present study, low-temperature animals preserved miRNAs with significantly low average Tm2 8 values (Table S1 and Figure 5b).

The paintings are a development of his spot paintings which, along with his animals preserved in formaldehyde and his spin paintings, are among Hirst's most recognisable works.

As a result, the assemblage of animals preserved in the Pedra de Fogo Formation seems to be much more diverse than previously appreciated.

Iconic works of art by British artist Damien Hirst involving dead animals preserved in tanks leaked formaldehyde gas during a show at London's Tate Modern gallery, according to researchers.

Emily Mitchell, also of the University of Cambridge, who works on Ediacaran animals preserved in the UK and Newfoundland, described the find as "incredibly exciting" but said there is still a huge amount that we don't know about the Ediacarans.

The fine ash rapidly buried countless plants, insects, snails, and other animals, preserving them beautifully in the process.

Camel owners pay tens of thousands of dollars to breed and raise their animals, preserving bloodlines and honing their conformation — their shape, balance and structure — through the generations.

The HEPN domain in Sacsin orthologs from several animals preserves the conserved motif; however, in organisms like humans it is lacks the conserved motif.

The present results in spiny mice are thus consistent with previous similar results in rats and voles [ 15, 16]. in that they indicate that the animals preserve activity level and temporal structure under changing arena size.

Similar to APP and PS1 mice, CP2 treatment averted the development of cognitive decline in APP/PS1 animals preserving the ability to discriminate between novel and familiar objects (Fig. 2E).