Sentence examples for animals to resolve from inspiring English sources

The failure of 'Susceptible' animals to resolve the infection at an early stage resulted in the systemic spread of the bacterium and the development of lesions and clinical signs associated with Glässer's disease.

Peramivir treatment decreased viral replication during the acute phase of infection, which subsequently helped the animals to resolve pathological signs and to regain body weight during the recovery phase.

The alternative explanation to the high similarity in heritabilities in wing projection calculated from the two methods is that the data-set with individual means do not offer enough power for the animal model to resolve biasing effects on the VA estimate.

The above situation reiterates the difficulty of mapping QTL genes solely based on linkage analysis as was often done in humans and exemplifies the power of substitution mapping in animal models to resolve QTLs by isolating them as 'monogenic' QTL effectors.

Given the relative ease with which the roles of genes can be investigated in planarians, future work on these animals may help to resolve many of these outstanding questions.

These animal models fail to resolve the question of whether defective CHRNA7 alone could account for the entire range of phenotypes associated with the human 15q13.3 microdeletion.

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So, in evolutionary and ethological research, rather than looking for reasons for our violent ways we should be looking to other animals for learning how to resolve inevitable conflicts peacefully, for this is what they're incredibly adept at doing.

Overdosing can lead to animal toxicity; underdosing or inconsistent dosing can result in a failure to resolve animal diseases and in the development of antimicrobial-resistant microorganisms.

Linda S. Birnbaum, director of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (part of the National Institutes of Health), said that a new round of government-financed studies with uniform methods, now under way with animal subjects, should help to resolve unanswered questions.

Nevertheless, homologs in the GATA gene family have undergone significant divergence in both sequence and gene number in different animal phyla, making it difficult to resolve orthologous relationships of individual family members [ 2, 3].