Sentence examples for presentation of animals from inspiring English sources
But it was as a taxidermist that Akeley made his greatest mark, Mr. Quinn said, helping to revolutionize the presentation of animals in artistic and natural displays, instead of simply stuffing them, the practice at the time.
Body weight and clinical presentation of animals were monitored daily in each study, as previously described [40].
The mark of a proper steak house is the uninhibited presentation of animal fat, in its many magnificent guises.
A schematic presentation of the animals and treatments is presented in the consort flowchart.
Dan Wharton, Ph.D. is Senior Vice President of Conservation Science, at Chicago Zoological Society Dr. Wharton's career interests have always been focused on the role of zoos in wildlife conservation, as well as the scientific management and presentation of zoo animals.
On the basis of patients' history of exposure and clinical presentation of the animals' disease, zoonotic transmission of OPV infection was suspected.
Complete transposition of the great arteries is listed in several studies investigating the incidence of congenital heart defects in calves [ 1, 2], but although several case reports of patients with TGA in cattle are available these frequently focus on post mortem findings and provide no or very limited detail about clinical presentation of affected animals [ 5- 12].
Body condition scores (BCS) recorded at presentation of the animals (d 0) revealed 8 horses with a score of 2, 7 horses with a score of 3, 7 horses with a score of 4 and one horse with the score of 5.
Pisani goes beyond the mere presentation of plants or animals to create solely by means of flourishes full compositions reminiscent of contemporary Italian drawings and paintings.
Much has happened since the painter was revolutionizing the presentation of food-producing animals.
Previously, retrospective use of such models has primarily been in response to the presentation of clinically affected animals in outbreaks of disease.
