Sentence examples for trials of animals from inspiring English sources

In feeding trials of animals clear signs of toxicity are shown by GM crops that include disturbances in liver as well as kidney functions and immune responses.

Full inclusion details of each study are provided in Additional file 1: Appendix 1. Exclusion criteria were trials of animals, of drug interventions and trials that included people who were pregnant or had spinal malignancy, infection, fracture, cauda equina syndrome, metabolic or spinal inflammatory disorders.

In this review, the authors assess major outcomes resulting from head-to-head comparison trials of animal-derived surfactants with previous and newer synthetic surfactants and among them.

The results suggest that, because the heavy pig can use dietary fibre better than younger pigs, wheat bran and beet pulp have a higher energy content than reported from trials on animals of lower bodyweight.

In between, they'll tackle shows on which they can offer an informed perspective, such as Growing Up Wild, BBC2's Natural World special about the trials of young animals.

The maximum, minimum and displacement values were obtained from normalized trials of each animal.

Supplementary material Fig. S4Ai shows the stimulus triggered r(t) trials of two different animals, while supplementary material Fig. S4Aii shows the corresponding s(t).

In total, 90 animals from each of three 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-314-3-3 ɛ, and ftt-2, transgenic lines were analyzed (3 lines × 3 trials of 30 animals/trial=270 total animals scored per 14-3-3 isoform).

In an update to a story we've been following on the trial of four animal-rights activists in the United Kingdom, a judge on Wednesday sentenced the defendants to stiff jail terms, an outcome that researchers hope will strongly discourage other activists.

For each 30 s trial of each animal we further determined the path vector angle, i.e. the angular deviation from a straight forward path and plotted the pooled data against the speaker position (Fig. 2D).

On a small fraction of trials (∼0.13) animals broke fixation during the decision period of the task without making a choice (fixation break trials).