Sentence examples for rats so that from inspiring English sources

PAGE D5 AN ONION PATCH GROWS IN BROOKLYN There are some peculiarities to gardening in inner cities. Corn attracts rats, so that's out.

To drown people like rats, so that the integrated steel plant in Lohandiguda and the bauxite mine and aluminum refinery in the Keshkal ghats can have the river?

He travels from town to town and infests them with his band of talking rats so that sidekick Keith can play the part of the Pied Piper with his flute.

A wireless computer network could ferry data between a pack of rats so that if one rat were out of direct radio contact with the operator, its signal could still be transmitted through the network, Dr. Chapin said.

Again we conditioned individual rats so that they formed two independent CFM's.

Also, we found that the concentration and activity of plasma renalase were both higher in heart failure rats so that there was more activated renalase to degrade the increased circulating catecholamine in heart failure rats which is in favor of our hypothesis.

It should be about as tall as your rat so that water won't spill out, but short enough that your rat can escape if it needs to.

The next three years of the Chinese Zodiac are the dog, the pig, and the rat, so that gives you an idea of how the rest of this presidency is going, if you believe in these sorts of things.

The same procedure was used to model the observed behaviour when rats played against a pseudo-random stooge rat, so that we could assess whether the behaviour adopted by rats when playing against PR (observed behaviour) would yield a worse outcome if the same strategy would be adopted against a TFT opponent.

The multiplex PCR conditions were first optimized using total RNA purified (RNA Now, Ozyme, Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, France) from hypothalamic slices containing hcrt/orx neurons (250 µm thick, from a 19 days-old rat), so that all TRPC subunits and hcrt/orx transcripts could be detected from 100 to 500 pg of total RNA, and were then applied to the single cell studies.

Staiger et al. (1996) report contrasting evidence in the rat so that further clarification is needed.