Sentence examples for increasing rearing from inspiring English sources

Improved growth and survival over a period of increasing rearing unit size, farm size and output and decreasing relative staff input counters the common assumption that intensification compromises animal welfare.

Studying medaka, they observed that the heritability vertebral number declined as function of increasing rearing temperature.

Vitamin A depletion mice showed decreased body weight, enhanced locomotor activity, increased rearing and less tail flick latency.

On the other hand, vitamin A depletion mice have also been shown to exhibit increased rearing activity, an exploratory behavior which reflects emotion and anxiety status [ 23].

Mice with mutation in theClock gene (encoding the BMAL1 transcription partner) show normal locomotion, but increased rearing activity and impaired intersession habituation.

Rearing counts or frequencies are commonly reported measurements from the open field, and there is an old literature linking increased rearing frequency with superior avoidance acquisition and emotional learning in general (Lát 1965, 1967), presumably because the frequency of what Lát called the "standing-up reaction" reflects higher levels of "nonspecific excitability".

It achieves this by increasing rear legroom by 72mm, and adding 89mm to the boot floor.

The attractive technical features were the reduction of rear surface recombination by a combination of dielectric surface passivation and reduced metal/semiconductor contact area while simultaneously increasing rear surface reflection by use of a dielectrically displaced rear metal reflector.

The hypothalamic stimulated rats exhibited hyperactivity, such as increased grooming, and reduced resting phases, as well as hypersexuality, i.e., increased rearing and sexual self-stimulation.

In contrast, leptin KO mice did not increase rearing and walking in anticipation of mealtime appreciably on a CR diet (Fig. 4H and 4J, respectively).

However, in these studies hyperactive rats also showed increased rearing counts, such that decreased rearing duration was collinear with increased rearing frequency.