Sentence examples for based on animal experiments from inspiring English sources

The prediction was based on animal experiments.

The human study is based on animal experiments in which Dr. Nabel's team gave the two vaccines separately to guinea pigs and monkeys.

True cures for cancer would be possible.The cancer-stem-cell theory, though plausible, was based on animal experiments and its relevance to humans was untested.

Typically, resveratrol is sold as capsules that contain extracts of red wine and giant knotweed, a plant found in China, even though the idea that resveratrol can lengthen life, is based on animal experiments, which do not necessarily translate to humans.

Several of the range of drugs which have changed the lives of people with Aids have been based on animal experiments studying the mechanism of which cells it infects, how it gets into those cells, why it binds to particular receptors, and which drugs block that interaction.

These predictions were based on animal experiments and industrial exposure.

These conclusions were based mainly on animal experiments and human studies of adults exposed in occupational and environmental settings.

5 Also, COX-2-independent NSAID mechanisms in relation to CRC prevention have been suggested, however, most of these have been based on animal or in vitro experiments which may not represent the clinical effects.

The three main pathways of chromosomal instability (CIN) proposed until now (random breakage, telomere fusion and centromere fission) are largely based on animal models and in vitro experiments, and recent studies revealed several discrepancies between animal models and human cancer.

"There were a lot of cases where he had to estimate the reaction rates, because two different papers would have different results, based on different animal experiments or different conditions, and he had to work backward to try and normalize the results to see what biological relationships he could get out of them that were meaningful," Dewey says.

Based on their animal experiments in rabbits and pigs, Langenskiöld and colleagues have shown between the 1950's and the 1980's that central lesions of the growth plate had the capacity to regenerate in very young animals if a transphyseal bone bridge formation was prevented (Langenskiöld (1993); Langenskiöld 1987; Langenskiöld 1986; Langenskiöld 1981; Langenskiöld 1975; Langenskiöld 1979).