Sentences with phrase «animals one participant»

In fact, in one 2009 study, black garlic was found to have a stronger antioxidant activity than regular garlic in animal participants with type 2 diabetes.

Not exact matches

LOS ANGELES The windfall gains from the tax cuts passed by the U.S. Congress in December have brought back «animal spirits» that encourage risk - taking throughout corporate America, according to some of the participants at the annual Milken Institute Global Conference in California on Monday.

He also states, «While history clearly shows that... government meddling in monetary affairs... leads to financial market booms and the inevitable busts that follow, mainstream economists either deny that financial bubbles can occur or claim that the «animal spirits» of market participants are to blame.»

Make a list of animals with a line beside them for the participants to write down the name of the animal's baby.

And, in an effort to offer participants an even wider choice in subject matter, the number of submission categories has grown to seven: People in Nature, Birds, Mammals, Other Animals, Plants and Fungi, Landscapes, and new this year, Travel.

The competition encourages participants to reveal the Commonwealth's natural wonders, large and small: birds and other animals in their habitats, lush forests and fields, and people enjoying the outdoors.

For 2014, in an effort to offer participants an even wider choice in subject matter, the number of submission categories has grown to six: Mammals will now be a stand - alone category, in addition to People in Nature, Birds, Other Animals, Plants and Fungi, and Landscapes.

Brian Morris, a spokesman for the Staten Island Zoo, said organizers are reviewing the current ceremony to ensure safety of all participants, including the animals.

Other pets owned by participants included fish, farm animals, rodents, rabbits, reptiles, a bird and even one spider.

When the researchers injected mice with antibodies from vaccinated people in the study, the animals were protected against subsequent exposure to Zika virus, unlike mice that were injected with antibodies from participants who received placebo.

The participants were asked to drive a car in a typical suburban neighborhood on a foggy day when they experienced unexpected unavoidable dilemma situations with inanimate objects, animals, and humans and had to decide which was to be spared.

In other words, seeing the death prime did not make participants more supportive of killing animals if they subsequently received a self - esteem boost from a different source.

When the experimenters praised those who had seen the death prime — telling them: «Oh wow, I'm not sure I've seen a score this high on this task, this is really good» — the effect of the death prime was eliminated when participants went on to answer the questions about killing animals.

Prior to the start of experiments, participants were asked to report their feelings about animal rights.

Study participants were then asked to rate how much they agree with a series of statements about killing animals, such as, «It is often necessary to control for animal overpopulation through different means, such as hunting or euthanasia,» or, «An experiment should never cause the killing of animals.»

Participants then went through five standard cognitive tests involving immediate recall of a list of presented words, delayed recall of those words later, forward and backward recall of long lists of numbers, and a verbal fluency test in which they listed as many animals as possible without repetition, the use of proper nouns or descriptors.

While each participant was shown a large number of images of celebrities, animals, objects and landmark buildings, electrodes recorded the brain cells» firings.

Participants were randomly assigned either to the group eating the then - standard diet, which was high in animal fats and margarines, or to a group in which vegetable oil and corn oil margarine replaced about half of those saturated fats.

Participants were asked 20 questions that posed various moral dilemmas, including decisions about murder, torture, lying, abortion, and animal research.

Read about the Johns Hopkins postdoctoral program that helped her transition from basic animal research into studies using human participants.

The study included data about human - animal interactions, physical activity, frequency of doctor visits and health outcomes of the participants.

The researchers also found that participants changed their relationship preferences after being shown a slideshow of dangerous animals, and videos of people interacting with infants.

Most convincing of all, Knight believes, is that when samples of gut bacteria from the jet - lagged humans were transplanted into healthy mice, the animals gained weight, showed increased blood sugar, and had a higher body fat content compared with animals given the bacteria of participants before their flight.

In an experiment aimed to uncover how concepts are represented in the brain, 29 participants, ages 18 - 28, first viewed several novel cartoon animals as examples from two different concept categories whose members were related to families called Romeo or Juliet.

Furthermore, the participants debated ways to improve the care and welfare of laboratory animals and to promote the implementation of the 3R principles (refine, reduce, replace) into daily research practice.

Participants in this course learn how the principles of the 3Rs are implemented in the day - to - day practice of animal experiments for the benefit of laboratory animals.

The researchers evaluated participants» diets using a plant - based diet index in which they assigned plant - derived foods higher scores and animal - derived foods lower scores.

The Nilsson et al study had 80,000 participants, and those eating the least protein had non-significantly 9 % MORE cancer mortality compared to those eating the most protein (this study did not look at animal protein separately, but the paper presented in the video didn't either.

The study, entitled «Food4Me ``, investigated 1,500 participants in seven European countries who were randomly given personalized dietary advice based on their genetic data, or instead told to follow standard dietary prescriptions such as eating lots of fruits and vegetables (don't you just love how those two are always «lumped together»), lean meats (I run like the plague when I see a lean meat because I've never once been dressing an animal I've hunted and found meat void of fat) and whole grains (which can spike your blood sugar higher than a Snicker's Bar).

If the participants were eating animal sources of protein then the fat content of the animal products must be factored in so clearly they were eating some saturated fat.

In this training participants will explore both the yin and yang aspects of yoga postures that are inspired by the movements of animals and that activate the elemental forces contained within our energetic field.

I wonder of writers of articles like this are just ignorant dupes of the animal food industry or are active participants in the effort to mislead the public.

Quiz Ref IDIn the 2 cohorts with 3540791 person - years of follow - up, we documented 36115 deaths, of which 8851 were due to CVD, 13159 were due to cancer, and 14105 were due to other causes.Quiz Ref ID Participants» median intake, as assessed by percentage of energy, was 14 % (5th - 95th percentile, 9 % -22 %) for animal protein and 4 % (5th - 95th percentile, 2 % -6 %) for plant protein.

The increased mortality associated with higher animal protein intake was more pronounced among obese participants (P for interaction =.008) and those with heavy alcohol intake (P for interaction =.06)(eFigure 2 in the Supplement).

Participants» median intake, as assessed by percentage of energy, was 14 % (5th - 95th percentile, 9 % -22 %) for animal protein and 4 % (5th - 95th percentile, 2 % -6 %) for plant protein.

Age - and Sex - Standardized Characteristics of Study Participants According to Percentage of Energy From Animal and Plant Protein Intake in the Healthy - and Unhealthy - Lifestyle Groups

Interestingly, in this study, we found that the association of animal and plant protein with mortality varied by lifestyle factors, and any statistically significant protein - mortality associations were restricted to participants with at least 1 of the unhealthy behaviors, including smoking, heavy alcohol intake, overweight or obesity, and physical inactivity.

Although higher intake of animal protein was associated with higher cardiovascular mortality and higher intake of plant protein was associated with lower mortality, these associations were confined to participants with at least 1 lifestyle risk factor.

Compared with participants who consumed no more than 10 % of energy from animal protein, those consuming more than 18 % were slightly heavier and less physically active and consumed more fats (especially saturated fat) and less fiber and plant foods.

The marketing team for «American Animals» has created a game that allows participants to play underground hackers who go on a real adventure.

In Animal Crossing: New Leaf there is an awards ceremony where trophies are presented to the top three participants.

Participants who fail to find a suitable partner are turned into the animal of their choice.

Magnolia purchased «The Guilty» and the Ruth Bader Ginsburg doc «RBG» with Participant Media, while The Orchard bought the rights to «American Animals» with MoviePass, which announced it would begin acquiring films with established distributors and promote them via its movie ticket subscription program.

We also were able to get information from the participants about their endangered animals.

Participants explore nocturnal animals through visual arts with Teaching Artist September Krueger at the 2017 Arts Integration Institute.

Participants include animal control officers, behavior trainers, military, law enforcement and others who have exposure to animal handling.

Individuals with disabilities shall be permitted to be accompanied by their service animals in all areas of a place of public accommodation where members of the public, program participants, clients, customers, patrons, or invitees, as relevant, are allowed to go.

But animal - welfare groups are not the only misdirected participants in this battle.

Scientists at the California Institute of Technology and the University of California at Los Angeles were able to measure brain activity in 41 persons on a cell - by - cell level and found that neurons in the amygdala became extremely active when participants were shown pictures of animals.

The study examined 566 participants enrolled in the Detroit Childhood Allergy Study birth cohort during 1987 to 1989 to see if there was an association between exposure to dogs and cats during life and allergic sensitization to the specific animal at age 18 years.