Sentence examples for rat may not from inspiring English sources
The average gym rat may not wonder what cascades of sweat will do to a pair of ear buds, but the headphone maker Sennheiser has (sweat can make them corrode or short out).
Previous studies have indicated no differences between FSL and FRL rats evaluated in the elevated plus maze, either at baseline or after the administration of diazepam, suggesting that the FSL rat may not differ from controls in anxiety-related behavior.
Perhaps, Ray wrote, the black rat may not have been able to extirpate Oryzomys, but the brown rat, a later and more assertive invader, brought it to extinction.
A chemical that causes, say, cancer in a rat may not have the same effect in people if the two species process the compound differently.
Despite being a commonly used animal model for disc degeneration, findings from studies in the rat may not be directly translatable to human research, as there are considerable cellular and microenvironmental differences between the IVD in both species.
The rat may not feel any injuries, or may even start self-injuring due to lack of sensation.
What works in rats may not work in people.
As some features observed in rats may not be observed in human smokers, additional studies are needed to further qualify conclusions that might be applicable to actual users of e-cigarettes.
In experimental animals, vitamin B6 deficiency produces skin lesions that depend to some extent on the other constituents of the diet; e.g., the lesions in rats may not appear if certain fats are present in the food.
But neurobiologist Arthur Craig of the Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix, Arizona, says the jump from rats may not be easy, because the RAIC is far more developed in humans.
Additionally, the aggregation of multiple radio access technologies (RATs), possibly operating on very diverse frequency bands with different characteristics, brings new challenges related to efficient ways to ensure the provision of the end-to-end QoS, as some RATs may not supply an explicit way to perform QoS management.
