Sentence examples for animals to demonstrate from inspiring English sources
Others despise the rich white males who need to kill big animals to demonstrate their masculinity, and are outraged at the idea of them coming to Africa to do it.
And while lots of studies have been conducted on animals to demonstrate that collagen supplements could improve the skin, clinical trials in people have been inconsistent in their results and their methodologies.
This hypothesis was confirmed by pharmacological activations of adenylate cyclase (AC) by Forskolin (50 µM), a condition which we used previously in juvenile animals to demonstrate the role of the cAMP/PKA/Rim in the control of release probability at Cortico-LA synapses [38].
Humans are the only animals to demonstrate major central nervous system (CNS) development at the same time as puberty.
(E ) Food restriction was also used in control animals to demonstrate that the decreased immobility times in 2BΔCtx animals was not a consequence of decreased body mass.
To our knowledge, this is the first study in vertebrates and only the second study among all animals to demonstrate that sublethal and ecologically relevant concentrations of a common insecticide can induce increased tolerance.
As the first animal to demonstrate the application of Mendel's laws (Toyama 1906), it has served as a subject for genetic, physiologic, and developmental studies.
Muller [3] used 2D PIV to visualize the flow around the aquatic animals and to demonstrate the creation of vorticity and their contribution to thrust generation.
Too many political animals try to demonstrate their sophistication by letting real solutions languish, simply because advocating them might appear politically naive.
However, quantification of the Western blot signals and comparison with solvent-treated animals failed to demonstrate any statistically significant effect of GA (Figure 4a).
For ASR testing animals needed to demonstrate the ability to exhibit a robust startle reflex in response to a brief loud noise as well as the capacity to attenuate the startle reflex in the presence of a pre-pulse or a silent gap in a tone.
