Sentence examples for institutional colony from inspiring English sources

We used 58 kittens (normal: 23; goggle-reared: 35) obtained from the institutional colony.

A large survey showed that despite the use of SPF technology, many institutional colonies were burdened by infectious agents (Jacoby and Lindsey 1998).

Stable vertical transmission of R. felis has been examined in colonized fleas and the reported prevalence of R. felis in commercial and institutional C. felis colonies ranged from 43 100% [1], [5] [7].

All of the mice were maintained in our animal colony under institutional guidelines.

Meanwhile, British missionaries deliberately targeted ethnic minorities for conversion to Christianity, weakening the institutional power of Buddhism in the colony.

The single-family market has been dominated by investors, oftentimes institutional ones, such as Blackstone and Colony Capital, large private equity firms which have scooped thousands of foreclosed and distressed homes nationwide during the down days of the market.

The answer is that, unlike them, modern Germany has made a serious institutional effort to debate its colonial past and engage with former colonies on issues including reparations and formal apology.

Participatory governance was not Britain's gift (recall Gandhi's indigenous village republics), even if parliamentary democracy as an institutional form was adopted in some ex-colonies.

Balb/c and C57BL/6 mice were obtained from our own breeding colonies, kept and handled in accordance with institutional and UK Home Office guidelines.

Mouse colonies were maintained according to federal, state, and institutional regulations and ethical approval for this study was obtained by the institutional review boards of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School, respectively.

All patients received autologous peripheral blood stem cell support and granulocyte-colony stimulating factor after HD-CTX according to treatment protocol and institutional practice.