Sentence examples for isolation produce from inspiring English sources

Rat pups, in isolation, produce ultrasonic vocalizations (USVs).

For example, the brains of mice raised in isolation produce fewer neurochemicals essential for flexibility and health of brain tissue.

For instance, birds raised in isolation produce a song resembling the species song--but a warble unlikely to win them a mate.

Aqueous humor index changes of this magnitude would, if occurring in isolation, produce a myopic refractive shift, but of too small a magnitude (<0.01 D) to be reliably detectable [ 17].

Anna's isolation produces philosophical reflections that are often quoted as universal wisdom, but work best when taken in context.

Rearing rats in isolation produces perturbations in behavior and brain neurochemistry suggested to resemble those of schizophrenia.

However, trees growing in isolation produced significantly larger numbers of flowers than trees growing in continuous forest.

Progressive isolation produced endemism, evolutionary divergence sufficient to generate whole floras peculiar to a particular region, with many species, even genera, not known elsewhere.

We also found that in a set of animals which were housed individually at the time of weaning, leading to social isolation, produced hyperactivity and social deficits in GluN2C KO mice but not in other genotypes (data not shown).

Treating neonatal rat pups with phencyclidine (PCP) and subsequent social isolation produced a syndrome of behavioural alterations in adulthood including hyperactivity in a novel arena, deficits in NOR and fear motivated learning and memory, and a reduction and change in pattern of social interaction accompanied by increased ultrasonic vocalisations (USVs).

Although MR angiography has been demonstrated as an excellent tool in dedicated centres [31], more recent data from a large multicentre study suggest that the technique in isolation produced unsatisfactory results [32].