Sentence examples for mouse intelligence from inspiring English sources
In this weekend's special health issue, which is devoted to mental wellness, Gretchen Reynolds writes about a recent study from the University of Illinois that shows that mice living in cages with running wheels do better on mouse intelligence tests (in the form of mazes) than those living without them.
In the February issue of Nature Neuroscience, researchers show that transgenic mice previously shown to score high on mouse intelligence tests are more sensitive to chronic pain.
Different mutations led mice to perform better or worse on cognitive tests, which implied that these genes play a key role in mouse intelligence.
Algernon is a mouse, whose intelligence is surgically enhanced to the level of rodent genius.
In a fourth-floor meeting room with views of Mt. Rainier, dozens of researchers shared speculative work on honeybee brains, mouse minds, octopus intelligence, avian cognition, and the mental faculties of monkeys and human children.
Withers had eight children and may have felt like this game of cat and mouse with the intelligence community was what he had to do to survive.
"What's the payoff?" "In the last reel," I spitballed, "Entwhistle, realizing that the mice possess superior intelligence, uses moral persuasion.
9) Scientists create "intelligent" mice that do not experience fear or anxiety Scientists participating in a joint University of Leeds and Mount Sinai Hospital study managed to alter a gene within mice; improving their intelligence and reducing their ability to feel anxious or fear.
His beasts are not humans in disguise; while both the lion and the mouse have emotions and intelligence in their eyes, they are animal in nature.
Thus, even studies that suggest variations in intelligence among mice, birds, and apes all carry the caveat that alternative explanations could be at play.
Bostrom once sketched out a decades-long process, in which researchers arduously improved their systems to equal the intelligence of a mouse, then a chimp, then — after incredible labor — the village idiot.
