Sentence examples for laboratory confinement from inspiring English sources

She also spoke about how former research chimps thrive in a sanctuary setting: even after decades of laboratory confinement, these long-lived animals can finally have peace and dignity in their remaining years.

Worker longevity also varies greatly, from weeks to months, and is partly contingent on social role as nurse bees can generally outlive foragers in the colony as well as in laboratory confinement (reviewed by Amdam and co-workers [31], [32]).

Different closely related species may still cross-mate in laboratory confinement, probably because any long distance cues that differentiate them in nature are circumvented (Fernando and Walter 2008), and many herbivorous insects have mating behaviour that is closely associated with their host plant (Claridge et al. 1985, 1988; Drosopoulos 1985).

Research on fish deterrence technologies for Asian carps has been conducted in laboratory confinements, outdoor raceways, and a small river system, with limited, short-term studies in the CAWS.

Moreover, even the mere confinement in laboratory cages deprives chimpanzees of basic physical, social and emotional sustenance.

The obtained results may be helpful in better understanding of waves propagation in the astrophysical plasmas as well as in inertial confinement fusion laboratory plasmas.

It is emphasized that the present investigation may be helpful in better understanding of waves propagation in the astrophysical plasmas as well as in inertial confinement fusion laboratory plasmas.

Moreover, unlike the dog, they were known to thrive in small spaces, which made them well suited for confinement in laboratory cages.

However, thrips from Bryophyllum will cross-mate with thrips from citrus and other horticultural hosts in confinement under laboratory conditions, although the frequency of mating between them is significantly lower than in control crosses of thrips collected from the same host plant species (Rafter and Walter 2013b).

Different combinations of tailings and geotextiles were submitted to gradient ratio (GR) tests under confinement in the laboratory with varying values of stress levels and hydraulic gradients.

They break into the laboratory and free her from confinement, but the lab's alarms are triggered.