Sentence examples for horses compared to from inspiring English sources

The horses exhibited significant differences in motor preferences with 104 left-lateralised (LL) horses, 95 right-lateralised (RL) horses compared to only 20 well-balanced (WB) horses (χ2 = 36.9, d.f. = 2, P < 0.01).

There was no difference in locomotion activity in the different test situations, but presentation of the novel visual and auditory stimuli elicited significantly increased HR responses in the horses, compared to their response to the arena without novel stimuli (control), whereas there was no increase in HR response to the olfactory stimulus.

In previous years the minimum age for "Idol" hopefuls was 16, but now performers like Aaron Kelly and Haeley Vaughn (who were well shy of voting age when they appeared on the show's ninth season) will look like seasoned war horses compared to the 10th season's crop.

The previously mentioned study in Tov (Zhen et al. 2010) reported fewer horses on average per household at 27 horses compared to the median of 40 in our study.

This study describes prevalence of cardiac arrhythmias and electrolytes concentrations in colic horses compared to healthy controls.

Compression atelectasis is more pronounced in dorsally recumbent horses compared to other species due to its long, sloping diaphragm [ 17].

Mr. Dinallo is running his first campaign, and is still seen as something of a dark horse compared to more seasoned politicians, including Kathleen Rice, the Nassau County district attorney.

As two iterations of the 911, the GT3 and Turbo Cabriolet are entirely different: a horse compared to a bullet.

Jose Mourinho called Chelsea "a little horse" compared to Manchester City's thoroughbreds - but no-one is buying the obvious smokescreen he is trying to build around his Premier League title aspirations.

Fermentation is quicker in equines than in ruminants; 30 45 hours for a horse compared to 70 100 hours for a cow.

Mitochondrial DNA studies of the closely related modern Andalusian horse, compared to the Barb horse of North Africa, present convincing evidence that Barbs and Iberian horses crossed the Strait of Gibraltar in each direction, were crossbred with each other, and thus each influenced the other's maternal bloodlines.