Sentence examples for stage of animals from inspiring English sources

Higher mammals apart from the egg-laying mammals do not have yolk in their eggs but, having passed through an evolutionary stage of animals with yolky eggs, retain, particularly in gastrulation, features common to reptiles (and birds, which also had reptilian ancestors).

Feed formulation technology, ingredients concentration or nutrient requirements, according to need and stage of animals play an important role in the production and health of ruminants.

This has greatly improved over the years as LP modeling has increasingly considered aspects such as the physiological stage of animals (Saxena and Chandra 2011; Singh and Saxena 2015).

Genistein is capable of transforming cells [ 19] which lead to different kinds of cancer during developmental stage of animals [ 20– 20].

Friede (1954), for instance, related the index to qualitative parameters on the phylogenetic stage of animals, while Hawkins and Olszewski (1957) concluded that not phylogenetic stage but size of the brain is the main determinant of the glial index.

Although some maggots appear only during a clearly defined stage of animal decomposition, the large voracious maggots of many blow flies feed on any animal matter, including living tissues.

Study on the effect of zinc protoporphyrin (ZnPP) on brain injury is still in the stage of animal experiment.

In the absence of effective correlates of protection, a vast array of mycobacterial components are being evaluated worldwide either on the basis of their ability to be recognized by T lymphocytes in in vitro assays during early stage of animal or human infection (antigenicity) or their capacity to induce T cell response following immunization in animal models (immunogenicity).

Yet, most of studies are still processing in the stage of animal studies [17] [20].

For example, a novel stress during a particular stage of animal development will tend to prolong this stage.

Numerous embryonic rudiments may be retained as recognizable remnants in later developmental stages of animals and plants, including adults.