Sentence examples for chicken beak from inspiring English sources

It was the chicken beak and innards that first turned Lynne Elliot, now chief executive of the Vegetarian Society.

Serve Sanders a plate that has only a sprig of parsley, a pea and a chicken beak, and when she complains about the portion size, insist it's the largest amount of food ever served anywhere to anyone.

Student: The chicken beak was formed through a large amount of cell differentiation in development.

Interestingly, we have found that the gene isolated from embryonic chicken beak (Wu et al, unpublished results [ 41]) has 97% identity with GGA25_Claw6 (results not shown) further demonstrating that the beak epidermis expresses the claw subfamily of β-keratins.

[Note: This is the first in a series of questions in which the questions become increasingly more specific in an attempt to elicit developmental knowledge. See Supplemental Material for the complete series.] Example of a student response exhibiting developmental understanding: Student: The chicken beak was formed through a large amount of cell differentiation in development.

Electrical stun is the preferred method, with the chicken veins being cut inside the chicken beak for bleeding after the chicken is stunned.

For another example, we show that developing chicken and duck beaks contain differently configured localized growth zones (LoGZs) and can modulate chicken beaks to phenocopy diverse avian beaks in nature by altering the position, number, size, and duration of LoGZs.

The rebels used no guns; chicken beaks were their only weapon.

You can get protein from chicken beaks and feet that are not good sources of nutrition for your pet!

The industry promised to increase graduallly the size of the enclosed wire cages it uses, known as battery cages, by 30 to 40percentt; improve procedures for trimming chickens' beaks; and figure out how to force chickens to molt, which induces them to lay more eggs, without starving them for several days.

5. Chickens' beaks are seared off, without anesthetic, to prevent the pecking caused by intense confinement.