Sentence examples for isolated animals from inspiring English sources

"It's a matter of whether we're going to have a healthy recovered population or isolated animals that are always struggling to survive," said Suzanne Stone, the Northern Rockies representative for Defenders of Wildlife, one of the parties seeking the injunction.

Socially isolated animals preferentially consumed more sucrose and water than the other groups, and interestingly, these differences became more significant following sertraline treatment.

To determine the amount of sperm and seminal fluid transferred in a single insemination, we isolated animals (26 to 30 mm) for two weeks and allowed one subset to inseminate a partner once (observed during 5 h), while keeping the other subset isolated.

If it were, we would expect isolated animals to have large, "jackpot" broods, a phenomenon we never observed.

The metabolic advantages of grouped versus isolated animals appear to be of general adaptive significance (Edelman and Koprowski, 2007).

In East and Southeast Asia, increasing intensification of animal husbandry may lead to healthier, better isolated animals and a subsequent lowered risk for emerging disease events.

The extinction of Steller's sea cow is a dramatic example of the vulnerability of small isolated animal populations.

But 4 hours later, isolated animals--both runners and nonrunners--had higher hormone levels than did their socially housed counterparts, showing that the effect of isolation overwhelmed the benefits of exercise.

Isolated animal cap cells were treated with 20 ng/ml activin, plated on FN substrates, and individual migration recorded.

Isolated animal cap cells were obtained from embryos expressing kermit2-GFP or kermit2mut-GFP and treated with activin as described previously [42].

A series of experiments were performed to obtain sound data from isolated animal lungs.