Sentence examples for horses in comparison from inspiring English sources
There is relatively little published information about the role of flavour in diet selection by domestic horses in comparison with other domestic and companion animals.
The editor of L'Equipe, Gabriel Hanot, who had himself played at international level, said Uruguay's players were "like thoroughbreds next to farm horses" in comparison to north European players.
A hyper-reactivity of the bronchioles of RAO-affected horses in comparison to healthy horses was also demonstrated [ 17].
This is illustrated by a study that detected high levels of NFκB activity in bronchial cells of RAO-affected horses in comparison to healthy horses [ 34].
Furthermore, heat stress classes may not be directly applicable to horses in comparison to high producing cattle for which the index was originally established, given differences in behaviour, physiology and body type.
These horses were chosen as characteristic representatives for their population in order to reflect distinctive attributes of selectively bred horses in comparison to horse populations not bred for specific purposes.
Nevertheless, despite similar characteristics to the Duelmener, the heterozygosity was inferior in the Sorraia horse in comparison with all other horses.
"Lag time in the evolution of horse teeth in comparison to dietary changes is critical," Mihlbachler explained.
Aim of the present study was to develop a primary bronchial fibroblast culture technique and investigate the influence of horse serum in comparison to FBS on cell viability, morphology and immunocytochemical characteristics, cell proliferation and α-smooth muscle actin expression (α-sma) to further understand the mechanism of peribronchial fibrosis (airway remodelling) in the equine RAO.
Further investigation of the predicted codon changes due to private indels revealed an increased occurrence of genes involved in immune system processes in breed horses (22.6%) in comparison to non-breed horses (6.7%, Additional file 7 and 8).
Even if one should choose the Bureau of Land Management's high figure of 46,000 wild horses, this pales in comparison with the number of cattle, estimated to be in excess of four million.
