Sentence examples for majority of chimpanzees from inspiring English sources

Lifelong infection in the majority of chimpanzees and humans is characterized by low-frequency T-lymphocyte responses that appear to be largely compartmentalized to the liver.

The vast majority of chimpanzees and bonobos had access to large tracts of tropical forest (5 40 hectares) during the day.

Other evidence suggests that the majority of chimpanzee innovations are performed by low-ranking individuals, most likely as a means of circumventing competition from dominant group mates [34].

Combining these recent discoveries with our own results suggests that the majority of chimpanzee innovations probably never spread, in part due to the discriminatory preferences shown by chimpanzees for prestigious models.

The results indicated that our duplicons also appeared in majority of chimpanzee specific SDs (which are not included in our annotation process).

The chimpanzee is the only available animal model that could be naturally infected by HCV, the majority of infected chimpanzees developed a low titer neutralizing antibodies response late in disease, which failed to associate with viral clearance [21], [22].The reasons for this need to be addressed.

Although the majority of the chimpanzee SNPs in dbSNP originate from the chimpanzee genome project, some SNPs stem from smaller studies that may have been guided by knowledge about human polymorphisms.

The conclusions of these two panels led to NIH's decision to begin moving away from the chimpanzee research business, and to retire the majority of federally owned chimpanzees to sanctuary.

"Retirement Villas for Laboratory Chimps" (editorial, June 28) rightly lauds the National Institutes of Health for following expert opinion and retiring the majority of federally owned chimpanzees to sanctuaries, saving taxpayer money while providing the chimps with a peaceful life.

The CAM estimated origins indicate that the majority of the LWC chimpanzees appear to have come from western Cameroon within the range of P. t. ellioti (n = 32) or from the transition zone (n = 4), which is unsurprising as the wildlife protection authorities based at the LWC focus their rescue and seizure efforts in that area of Cameroon.

The National Institutes of Health has cut its funding for the overwhelming majority of invasive experiments on chimpanzees and is retiring more than 310 of the last 360 federally owned chimpanzees to sanctuaries.