Sentence examples for mice that ran from inspiring English sources

Mice that ran the least displayed the lowest levels of Myog whereas mice that ran the most exhibited the highest levels of Myog.

The mice that ran weighed 30% less than the sedentary animals after the five-week exercise period.

This improvement was not seen in mice that ran without a visual stimulus, or in mice that looked at the visual stimulus but did not run.

In 2006, resveratrol, which is a plant derived activator of SIRT1, was found to decrease reactive oxygen species, inflammation, and apoptosis in the aortas of elderly mice that ran through a high-fat diet.

In contrast, a study using male mice that ran over a period of 6 weeks, CB1-/ animals covered less distance but showed greater numbers of DCX-expressing cells in the dentate gyrus indicating that a running-phenotype can be discovered after a prolonged running period [ 66].

Mice that ran several miles each day on an exercise wheel, he found, produced almost twice as many new cells as groups that had to swim or find a submerged platform in a water basin.

I'd read catching and eating the wild mice that run through walls and grassy fields is unwise because there's no telling what they've eaten, so I decided to try a favored alternative: Arctic mice.

Reduced reward ratios in mice that run their wheel to obtain food resemble natural conditions, where travelling distance between food patches increases when food becomes scarce [29].

Many cat toys are now electronic, with toy mice that run around a track or even ones with wheels so they can roll across carpeting or other floors on their own.

Dr. S. S. Stevens, a renowned psychophysicist at Harvard, made the same point 40 years ago, writing that, "Mice may be called large or small, and so may elephants, and it is quite understandable when someone says it was a large mouse that ran up the trunk of the small elephant".

Their son, J. Keith Snyder, the director of athletics for the Levittown School District, said the family still tells the tale of a field mouse that ran up one of his father's pant legs and down the other during days when farm fields stretched from the 1951 ranch his father watched being built from the ground up, and trousers were much baggier.