Sentence examples for trained to smell from inspiring English sources

In Florida v. Jardines, the issue is whether the police violated the Constitution by using a dog trained to smell for drugs to sniff at the door of a house where they suspected marijuana was being grown.

The animal, which belonged to South Yorkshire Police, was trained to smell for human remains and blood.

As long as you aren't obnoxious, customers like to buy from confident companies, and their procurement officers are trained to smell weakness.

They're the ones trained to smell out human ambushes and mechanical ambushes.

All our long lives, from those side-eyed conversations in the playground to NCT teas and PTA meetings, we've trained ourselves to smell out difference, and attack it, however sneakily.

In a study published in European Urology, a dog trained to recognize the smell of prostate cancer correctly identified 30 of 33 prostate cancer patients from the smell of their urine.

In 2011, Japanese researchers described a labrador retriever called Marine, which had worked as a water rescue dog saving people from drowning by dragging them to shore,  which was successfully trained to distinguish the smell of a dozen different cancers.

On Friday, the San Bernardino Sun reported that author Steve Hodel teamed up with retired police Sgt. Paul Dostie and Buster, a Labrador retriever trained to detect the smell of human decomposition.

However, our previous studies [ 5, 6] clearly showed that when dogs were trained to recognize the smell of ovarian cancer, those variables did not affect sensitivity.

Participants A 2 year old beagle trained to identify the smell of C difficile and tested on 300 patients (30 with C difficile infection and 270 controls).

"But when it comes to training dogs to smell something," he said, "the sky's the limit".