Sentences with phrase «animal test scores»

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The company scored a middle rating on animal testing, as it did not test own brand products on animals but did sell other branded products from companies that did still test on animals.

The issues that received the lowest deference scores were biotech foods, legalizing drug use, animal testing, evolution, mandatory health insurance, and gay adoption.

Motor dysfunction was evaluated in mThy1 - AS mice using a modification of the established «coat hanger test:» [17] animals were assessed for time to fall when holding on to a suspended vertical metal bar, with additional scoring for the ability to use the hindlimbs to assist (zero, one, or both hindlimbs engaged).

GRE (Graduate Record Exam) test scores (should be taken by October 1st) 3 - 4 Letters of recommendation (at least one from a veterinarian or research scientist) Minimum GPA of 3.00 + Significant volunteer / work experience w / animals in a hospital, clinic, kennel, shelter, lab, zoo, etc..

Houston officials put job applicants with a history of violence, a history of criminal behavior, and those who scored the lowest on city aptitude tests in animal control.

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These breeds were chosen because of the high percentages of breeding animals for which test scores were available and demonstrated a high degree of HD.

(You can say that again) «It is likely that control of the flexure of the vertebral column is the same for the tail as well as the rest of the column, but the method we used for scoring tail - wagging responses and the panels flanking the body of the animal in the test - cage minimized any effect of asymmetric posture associated with spine bending.»