Sentence examples for seal research from inspiring English sources

They have reportedly doubled their weight on a diet of herring and other fish -- Pearl weighing in at nearly 135 pounds and Hermes at 156 -- and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration monk seal research team is now gearing up to re-release them in the wild later this month. .

To this end, serum samples were collected from seals that were admitted to the seal research and rehabilitation centre (SRRC) in Pieterburen, the Netherlands for rehabilitation from 2002 to 2012 and were tested for the presence of antibodies against PDV and CDV.

Gland sealing research since the 1950s by BHRA and others has aimed at improving seal (leakage) performance.

The Johnston, Read and Halpin labs (including Dave, Kenady Wilson, and myself) have just returned from Chatham, MA on Cape Cod where they helped assist in the gray seal field research led by the collaborative North Atlantic Seal Research Consortium NASRCC).

Finally, William Levins notes on Nuvonium that according to an internal study of their retailers, McAfee noticed that there was a "12% increase in sales when using the McAfee Site Secure seal". The research is clear - trust seals matter.

Four cases of SARS indicated a rapid spread of the fever, and the government began screening travelers and sealed a research lab where the outbreak seemed to start.

Seal says his research has more studies that now make this link statistically significant – which is not the same as clinically significant.

So Mangini helped seal the trade, researching hunting in New Jersey, even giving his third son the middle name Brett.

Calling for a return to negotiations, foreign minister Manouchehr Mottaki accused the west of over-reacting to Tehran's decision last week to remove UN seals and resume research at a nuclear plant in Natan, when Britain, France and Germany formally abandoned 2½ years of talks and demanded Iran's referral to the UN security council.

During this time, players and coaches also wore sealed pedometers, and research assistants recorded their step counts at the conclusion of each training session.

Observed thermal patterns can be used for proper understanding of optimum thermal needs of seals housed in research facilities, rescue centers and zoo exhibits.