Sentence examples for in a conventional environment from inspiring English sources
"I guess she's one of those unconventional moms in a conventional environment," said Ms. Frisch, seeming as though a martini was the last thing on her mind.
We next examined rat exercise in a conventional environment condition and under different light intensities, to explore whether environment-related exercise could be considered a parameter to quantify the degree of enrichment.
Using the same experimental protocol with rabbits bred in a conventional environment, rabbits sensitized with the P. acnes trigger factor antigen developed more severe and diffuse pulmonary granulomatosis than did sensitized mice.
One might expect that the development of spontaneous diseases in transgenic or knockout mice will depend on whether they are housed in an SPF or in a conventional environment.
In studies using F344 rats, we [ 59] and other workers [ 32, 60] have shown that exposure to environmental microbial agents can alter the AA susceptibility of this rat strain – in that F344 rats in a germ-free or barrier facility environment are susceptible to AA, whereas F344 rats raised in a conventional environment acquire resistance to AA.
Previously, it has been shown that the adaptive immune response against viral infections in gnotobiotic pigs which are raised in a sterile environment may deviate to some extent from the response of pigs in a conventional environment (Mehrazar et al., 1993; Butler et al., 2002; Souza et al., 2004) [ 14- 16].
Mice born and raised in a germ-free environment possess numerous characteristics distinguishing them from mice living in a conventional microbiological environment.
Adam was a remarkable figure with a guru-like quality, but his aim of running a centre with minimal academic assessment and unusual freedom had not proved easy in a conventional university environment.
Note that TCP NVMe-oF support has been on the roadmap by the NVMe Express promotors group, but this is the first announced implementation of NVMe-oF in a conventional Ethernet environment.
As long ago as the 1970s, 3M 's 'permitted bootlegging' policy turned a failed attempt to create a super-strong adhesive into the iconic – and highly profitable – Post-it Note, a major product success that simply wouldn't have happened in a conventional R&D environment.
