Sentences with phrase «how animal response»

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But I think in the context of this piece about love and how connections shape lives, the tone of your response devalues humans AND animals.

However, I wonder how far that was inevitable given Edwards» underlying intention to provide a theology in response to the fate of the animals in evolutionary history.

, Rischling Predicting 1 - Predicting for a Graph, JRM, c. 1972 Measuring - Estimation and Comparisions Using the Metric System, Dennis Stages in Life Cycles Plant Exercise - Describing Growth from Parts of Plants, Rischling Measuring Volumes and the Solid, Liquid and Gaseous States of Matter, Smith Observing Animal Motion and Responses to Stimuli, Smith Classifying 6 - Kinds of Living Things in an Aquarium, Margate Many Kinds of Trees, JRM, c. 1972 Using Space / Time Relationships - Symmetry and Shapes of Animals, Gillis, c. 1972 Measuring - Temperature and Thermometers, Livermore Predicting 2 - Surveying Opinion, Dennis, c. 1972 SAPA Part C 2nd Draft, 1972 Classifying - Kinds of Living Things in a Terrarium, Troyer Predicting 2 - Syrveying Opinion, Dennis Predicting 1 - Predicting for a Graph, Mayor Measuring Forces with Springs, Smith Observing Animal Motion and Responses to Stimuli, Mayor Measuring Volumes and the Solid, Liquid and Gaseous States of Matter, Smith Measuring - Temperature and Thermometes, Livermore Classifying 9 - Components of Mixtures, Livermore Inferring 2 - How Certain Can You Be?

The team tracked the tail stroke rate and cardiovascular response of the narwhals after their release, and determined how much energy the animals used during their deep escape dives.

To learn how the rats» genes had changed in response to the brain injury, the researchers analyzed genes from five animals in each group.

The team also compared the animals» responses to the therapy's effects in laboratory cell samples and found that in vitro studies did not predict how well the viral therapy and immune response would fight tumor cells in vivo.

It also remains unclear how knocking down expression of certain genes in zygotes via sperm miRNA leads to altered stress response in adult animals and altered gene expression in the brain.

«There has been lots of work on how anthropogenic noise affects vocal production, but much less on the response of animals to signals in the presence of noise,» says Gall.

The researchers then ran tiny currents across the volunteers» skin to monitor how much they perspired as they looked at pictures of sunsets, cute animals, fist fights and vomit — pictures already known to evoke an automatic sweat response.

This survey of officials who oversee emergency preparedness in US States and counties — led by Vic Spain, DVM, PhD, veterinary epidemiologist for the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA)-- investigated which American communities are prepared to deal with the animal victims of an emergency and how and where emergency response planning can be improved.

«The whole purpose is to study the responses of human and animal bodies to infection from influenza, Ebola, SARS and MERS, and to understand how they occur,» Kawaoka explains.

Such sex - specific responses to the same socially relevant stimuli can explain how gregarious animals are able to maintain monogamous pair bonds.

We tend to discount how selection pressures on domestic plants and animals varied through time in response to different preferences or ecological factors.

There is a lot known about how plant and animal cells respond to extreme heat stress, but not much was known about their response to ambient heat or how they regulate their response to heat between day and night.»

An evolutionary relationship between the animal SARM adaptor and bacterial proteins with TIR domains illustrates the possible role that bacterial TIR - containing proteins play in regulating eukaryotic immune responses and how this mechanism was possibly adapted by the eukaryotes themselves.

Southall et al (2012)-- Marine Mammal Behavioral Response Studies in Southern California: Advances in Technology and Experimental Methods Behavioral response studies (BRS) are increasingly being conducted to better understand basic behavioral patterns in marine animals and how underwater sounds, including from human sources, can affeResponse Studies in Southern California: Advances in Technology and Experimental Methods Behavioral response studies (BRS) are increasingly being conducted to better understand basic behavioral patterns in marine animals and how underwater sounds, including from human sources, can afferesponse studies (BRS) are increasingly being conducted to better understand basic behavioral patterns in marine animals and how underwater sounds, including from human sources, can affect them.

Under a microscope, their cells and molecules are so similar to ours that many researchers use these and other animals to understand how the human body works — and to predict our likely responses to possible drugs or poisons.

«How can we determine what the immune system is going to do, and then how can we control that response, not only with cells in the laboratory, but also in an animal or a patient.&raqHow can we determine what the immune system is going to do, and then how can we control that response, not only with cells in the laboratory, but also in an animal or a patient.&raqhow can we control that response, not only with cells in the laboratory, but also in an animal or a patient.»

Using this animal with only 302 neurons, she has devoted her research to building the roadmap that shows how genes and the environment influence behaviors such as the response to attractive odors, temperature, touch, and food.

Marine Mammal BRS in Southern California: Advances in Technology and Experimental Methods Behavioral response studies (BRS) are increasingly being conducted to better understand basic behavioral patterns in marine animals and how underwater sounds, including from human sources, can affect them.

Making use of cell and animal models, my laboratory group addresses some of the fundamental questions of how ethanol exposure injures the liver, with a goal ofidentifying the individual targets of ethanol - induced injury and the specific responses of the key cell types within the liver, as well as the integrated, organismal response to this ethanol - induced injury.

If you're into «slow food» — the ethical response to «fast food» — you probably want to know how the animals were treated or whether pesticides were used on your vegetables.

For more information on G.I. Wishes» disaster response plan, how to adopt an animal through G.I. Wishes or how to donate or volunteer, visit www.GIWishes.org, call [phone] or send an e-mail to [email protected] More information also can be found on G.I. Wishes» Facebook page.

The HSUS recently conducted a series of trainings on animal cruelty laws and how to handle animal cruelty cases from first response to prosecution for more than 700 law enforcement personnel across the state of Oklahoma.

She investigates how behavior and physiology of cattle change in response to farming practices that may affect animal welfare, such as painful procedures (e.g., tail docking, disbudding, branding), management decisions (e.g., stocking density), and environmental conditions (e.g., effects of weather and mitigation strategies; comfort of lying and standing surfaces).

Discover how the ASPCA's Disaster Response Program works with emergency management, public health, and animal welfare organizations to prepare for natural and man - made disasters — and how you can put these principles to use in your own community.

This means, we will usually apply Boost in a Bottle once, then wait and evaluate the animal for a response - as well as for how long the response lasts.

The Commissioner's remarks were followed by a talk from Howard Lawrence, VP of Humane Law Enforcement at the ASPCA, who spoke about how the partnership successfully integrates response to animal cruelty and distress into the NYPD's regular law enforcement duties.

There is genuinely a large degree of concern about how these devices are improperly used, in contrast to responses from people who have used them and found they have worked in stopping an animal from misbehaving.

The sale of dogs, cats and rabbits will soon be banned at retail stores in San Diego, making it the 32nd city in North America to enact legislation in response to criticism of how animals are treated in commercial breeding facilities.

She'll focus on how this response allowed the shelter to re-strategize and optimize its abilities for prevention and lifesaving, as well as the diagnostics and preventive practices that animal shelters need to understand to prevent loss of life in future outbreaks.

The framework of assessment they have described to us includes important concerns such as opportunity costs, supporting the animal advocacy movement, and alignment with Open Cages» overall strategy.132 Their assessment process also involves asking important questions related to measuring success and failure, such as how they plan to evaluate the program, how long they plan to pilot it, and whether they already have data indicating that they should rethink their strategy.133 Metrics that they use to help evaluate specific programs include the number of restaurants that agree to provide vegan meals in response to their restaurant outreach, as well as the amount and overall sentiment of right - wing press discussion of their legal initiatives.134, 135 These metrics provide useful information, but we think an organization prioritizing among many different interventions could benefit from the use of metrics that are more directly related to their ultimate goals, rough estimates though they may be.

Learn more about how you can prevent animal cruelty at arlboston.org/take-action * Information gathered from research conducted by Dr. Gary J. Patronek, Lynn Lora, and Jane N. Nathanson, Animal Hoarding: Structuring Interdisciplinary Responses to Help People, Animals, and Communities atanimal cruelty at arlboston.org/take-action * Information gathered from research conducted by Dr. Gary J. Patronek, Lynn Lora, and Jane N. Nathanson, Animal Hoarding: Structuring Interdisciplinary Responses to Help People, Animals, and Communities atAnimal Hoarding: Structuring Interdisciplinary Responses to Help People, Animals, and Communities at Risk.

She assists veterinarians in treating animals, and works in outbreak response at shelters, collecting samples and seeing how the program can help.

Learn how to prevent distemper outbreaks in an animal shelter, how to recognize the disease in its earliest stages, and what to do in response to an outbreak.

In order to decrease the occurrence of animal abuse and neglect, we must not only educate the public about how to properly care for and treat their animals, but also increase law enforcement response to and prosecution of acts that constitute animal cruelty.

We will work with you to understand how animals learn and teach your pet new responses tailored to the problem that your pet displays.

When considering the appropriate response to this question, it is important to consider three factors; the animal in question, the variety of external factors that may influence how and what the animal is fed and then finally the product itself.

Visit the NC State Animal Response Team website to watch how a trailer helped create a local shelter in «View SART in Action.»

To learn more on how you can be prepared and how to volunteer, visit the State of Massachusetts Animal Response Team (SMART) website at www.smart-mass.org.

Jameson Animal Rescue Ranch (JARR) and the Napa Community Animal Response Team (Napa CART) have joined forces with community officials to offer a town hall and presentation on how to better protect animals in the event of a natural disaster.

How the bacterium Burkholderia mallei that causes glanders, an infectious disease in horses, regulates the immune response to persist in infected animals.

During the course, an easy explanation of the physiological response of how animals and people respond to energy - medicine, is explained and demonstrated.

Because of the specter of antimicrobial resistance looming as a threat to the health of horses, people, and other animals, we are particularly interested in how we can develop approaches to treatment and prevention of infectious diseases that are based on improving effectiveness of host immune responses to control infection (rather than using antimicrobial drugs).

Jennifer along with her service dog Wellie spoke to the class about pet first aid, CPR and basic life support skills and how important prompt emergency response is in order to allow time to get the animal safely to a veterinary clinic.

I would also point out that while the carcinogenic quality of dioxins have been well established in animal studies, there is much uncertainty regarding the dose / response relationship as to just * how * toxic they are and to what degree, if at all, the toxicity bio-accumulates.