Sentence examples for driven animals from inspiring English sources
They were good-natured, highly driven animals, and less liable to bite than pointy-eared dogs.
They also may have driven animals to become more sexually attractive to potential mates.
The drive to attract a mate, make sure no one else gets near them, and have offspring has driven animals to get up to all sorts of trickery.
In this dualist world view, human beings, who are endowed with reason and self-awareness, have transcended nature; they thus have prerogative over the mechanic driven animals (O'Rourke 2000).
(2) Hypothesis driven animal trauma model studies report changes in specific proteins using available antibodies or pathway tailored kits [ 38]. (3) Discovery of trauma associated proteins using a proteomic screen of samples derived from animal injury models or small patient cohorts [ 39- 43].
In this study, we investigate how TNF-α inhibition using a targeted monoclonal antibody affects fracture healing in a TNF-α driven animal model of human rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and elucidate the question whether enduring the anti TNF-α therapy after trauma is beneficial or not.
They would also drive animals with fire.
He cited Somalia, Sudan, Sri Lanka, Yemen and Kurdish parts of Iraq and Turkey as areas where war drove animals and their owners over borders and life was risky for vaccinators.
Although some debate persists, most of the evidence suggests that humans were responsible for extinction of this Pleistocene fauna, and we continue to drive animal extinctions today through the destruction of wild lands, consumption of animals as a resource or a luxury, and persecution of species we see as threats or competitors.
The myth of our sprawly, paved-over cities and towns is that we've driven native animals out and stolen their habitat.
Yet Sudan, who is in old age (rhino life expectancy is 40-50 yembodiesmbodies the struggle to beat the scourge of poaching that has driven these animals, which have few natural predators in the wild, to the brink of extinction.
