Sentence examples for potential breed from inspiring English sources

The aims of the present study were therefore to evaluate the interday variation and influence of transportation on systemic blood pressure, plasma ET-1 and serum cortisol in healthy Standardbred and Icelandic horses, and to detect potential breed differences.

Hence, whilst data here suggest that breed is not a strong factor in the choice of training method used for chasing or recall problems, further research is needed to investigate potential breed differences in response to different training methods.

We also excluded the pony from the chronic laminitis group to reduce potential breed-specific differences.

Potential breed-specific diseases that may mimic idiopathic epilepsy: Canine epileptoid cramping syndrome (CECS) is proposed as paroxysmal dyskinesia affecting Border Terriers.

Potential breed-specific diseases that may mimic idiopathic epilepsy: Fucosidosis is a lysosomal storage disease, which affects humans and English Springer Spaniels.

Potential breed-specific diseases that may mimic idiopathic epilepsy: Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are also known to suffer from Episodic Falling (paroxysmal exercise-induced dyskinesia) [ 60].

Potential breed-specific diseases that may mimic idiopathic epilepsy: One report describes 2 Lagotto Romagnolo puppies diagnosed with cerebellar cortical abiotrophy, which might be considered as potential differential to benign familial juvenile epilepsy in this dog breed [ 108].

Potential breed-specific diseases that may mimic idiopathic epilepsy: Hyperekplexia (also known as startle disease), which has been described in Irish Wolfhounds is a disease characterized by noise- or touch-induced episodes of muscle stiffness and apnoea [ 89].

Potential breed-specific diseases that may mimic idiopathic epilepsy: For the Standard Poodle, a neonatal encephalopathy with seizures (NEWS) has been reported that may play a role as potential differential in Standard poodle puppies with seizures [ 114].

Potential breed-specific diseases that may mimic idiopathic epilepsy: NCL, a neurodegenerative disorder, may also manifest with epileptic seizures and therefore may present a potential differential in young Border Collies presenting with seizures [ 51– 51].

Potential breed-specific diseases that may mimic idiopathic epilepsy: For the Shetland sheepdog a spongiform encephalopathy has been reported, which appears with neurological signs that may mimic a seizure event.