Sentence examples for prevent egg from inspiring English sources

Although national parks prevent egg poaching, conservationists now face the prospect of having to either install miles of sprinkler units to keep eggs moist, or to devise a shading system to cool hundreds of nests.

An efficient way of testing thousands of compounds for their effect on presenilin might well speed up the development of a drug for Alzheimer's.To this end, as reported to the meeting, Mark Gurney and his colleagues at P&U have developed a worm test that detects active compounds by their ability to act on sel-12 to prevent egg production.

Two months after the murder of Jairo Mora Sandoval, a 26-year-old environmental worker trying to prevent egg poaching from leatherback turtle nests in Costa Rica, authorities made the first arrests on Wednesday in a series of raids in and around Limón, on the Caribbean coast.

Though David Broder cites Obama's reading of Julia Child's The French Chef Cookbook as evidence that Obama will be more inclined to demonstrate to the junior senator from New York how to prevent egg yolks in hollandaise sauce from scrambling.

No comb was included in the cages to prevent egg laying and rearing of larvae.

Once at the young adult stage, animals were transferred to RNAi plates containing 25 μM 5-fluoro-2'-deoxyuridine to prevent egg laying.

Years later, Grace Dunham still remembers a typical sixth-grade day at St. Ann's School: She played guitar, made papier-m??liens for Jupiter's moon Europa, went to puppetry, had some lunch and then dropped an egg off a balcony for a project that involved creating protective covers to prevent eggs from breaking.

The notion that morning-after pills prevent eggs from implanting stems from the Food and Drug Administration's decision during the drug-approval process to mention that possibility on the label — despite lack of scientific proof, scientists say, and objections by the manufacturer of Plan B, the pill on the market the longest.

It is just over 100 years since Canadian inventor Joseph Coyle perfected a design to prevent eggs breaking on their way to market.

The scientists treated 28 macaque ova with chemicals that prevent eggs from ejecting half their chromosomes--as they do when fertilized--and instead spur the eggs to begin dividing.

Dimeticone has not been considered to prevent eggs from hatching whereas malathion has always been thought ovicidal.