Sentences with phrase «part of an animal science»

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Part of an emerging crew of startups operating in cellular agriculture — the pairing of food science with genetic engineering — Modern Meadow plans to appeal to more than just the animal - activist crowd.

I know the history of philosophy far better than I do current science, except some small parts of the latter having to do with sensation and animal behavior.

In his answer Cardinal Pell pointed out that science tells us how things happen, but not why we are here, and that to question things is a part of human nature that distinguishes us from animals.

Especially the part where Noah builds a boat 300 cubits (450 feet) long and manages to collect 2 of each type of animal in the world (what part of science showed how he traveled to the arctic to collect polar bears, and Australia to collect all manner of marsupials (Giant hoverdcraft, was it?)

The speculation that it was in a «section on preaching to the «half breeds» / Samaritans» might be some handy way someone sections off that section of the book, but to assume every incident within a certain part of scripture is there like a Science book identifying the phylum and genus of an animal, that is, that everything mentioned under the Raccoon Family is in the Raccoon Family (the ring - tail cat, kinkajou, coatimundi... three other members of the raccoon family), is an assumption that does not seem to apply to the Bible and how it is written... it is more human, and living, and not sterile, everything in its tight little unmovable section, etc..

Capsugel is now a part of Lonza, an industry leader in the science and manufacture of nutritional ingredients for human and animal health, spanning joint health, exercise recovery, weight management, immune health, stress maintenance, and more.

Visitors will be able to see up close and learn about live raptors from the Blue Hills Trailside Museum, visit the Animal Adventures petting zoo, and take part in activities led by Boston Nature Center's teacher - naturalists as well as collaborating organizations including Boston Natural Areas Network, the Museum of Science, Renew Boston, and the U.S. Forest Service.

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Pamela J. Pietz of the Northern Prairie Science Center in Jamestown, North Dakota, considered two parts of the question — how do we tell animals apart, and how do they distinguish each other.

«It sounds like science fiction, but Lin28a could be part of a healing cocktail that gives adults the superior tissue repair seen in juvenile animals,» says senior study author George Daley of Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School.

The section, which was part of the unedited chapter on public attitudes toward science and technology, notes that 45 % of Americans in 2008 answered true to the statement, «Human beings, as we know them today, developed from earlier species of animals.»

Germany's major research institutes have teamed up to publicly defend «responsible» animal testing as a necessary part of biomedical science.

In science fiction stories with such hybrids, a big part of the plot is the resultant ethical gray area: There are certain standards for animal research, and much stricter standards for human research.

It's all part of the growing science of animal behaviour, summarised neatly for students by Mark Ridley (Animal Behavior, 2nd edition, Blackwell Scientific, # 16.50, ISBN 0 86542 3animal behaviour, summarised neatly for students by Mark Ridley (Animal Behavior, 2nd edition, Blackwell Scientific, # 16.50, ISBN 0 86542 3Animal Behavior, 2nd edition, Blackwell Scientific, # 16.50, ISBN 0 86542 390 3).

Whether it's stopping poaching and illegal trade in body parts from endangered species, identifying perpetrators of out - of - season hunting, or tracking the movement of migratory animals, forensic science is coming to the rescue of wildlife around the globe.

The robotic system, described today in Science Robotics, induced cell proliferation and lengthened part of the esophagus in a large animal by about 75 percent, while the animal remained awake and mobile.

«We encourage our researchers to be open about this work because it's important that the public... are aware that research using animals is still an important and very necessary part of medical science.»

«It's a case of the whole being greater than the sum of its parts,» said Seth Bordenstein, associate professor of biological sciences at Vanderbilt University, who has contributed to the body of scientific knowledge that is pointing to the conclusion that symbiotic microbes play a fundamental role in virtually all aspects of plant and animal biology, including the origin of new species.

In this post, MDI Biological Laboratory animal core technician Karlee Markovich talks about her experience inspiring interest in science among students at a Bangor middle school as part of Maine BioScience Day.

She will take part in a one - week certified course (EU Functions A, C, D and Modules 10, 20, 21) at the Institute for Laboratory Animal Science at the University of Zurich, all expenses paid by the BDS.

This is a major part of the solid science you will need to know if anyone seeks to disagree with you when you share this information; this study is really the foundation that triggered the massive emphasis on low - fat diets and the flawed belief that cholesterol and animal fats are so pernicious.

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As more people make pets part of their families, I hope you will view it as both a responsibility and a smart strategy to educate them about the science of the human - animal bond.

This product is based in part on the work by Temple Grandin, noted author, Doctor of Animal Science, and professor at Colorado State University.

The more science learns about what it takes to keep animals (and humans) healthy, the more we learn that a large part of a healthy immune system is a healthy amount of good bacteria and yeast in the body.

The Thundershirt is a product based in part on the work of Temple Grandin; a noted author (Animals in Translation) and doctor of Animal Science and professor at Colorado State University.

I took part in a variety of animal science and veterinary - related studies abroad — including spending time in the Netherlands and South Africa.

Associates in the Wisdom Health business unit are part of the Petcare segment exploring new frontiers in genomic science for companion animals.

The initiative arose as a result of a review conducted in 2015 by the Institute of Medicine (IOM) of the National Academy of Science and supported in part by Animal Cancer Foundation that highlighted the value of comparative oncology and the inclusion of veterinary oncologists in accelerating cancer drug development.

«As of this moment, we anticipate continuing our operations through the later part of the week,» said Dr. Wesley Bissett, assistant professor of large animal clinical sciences at Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences and director of the VET.

She received a Bachelor Degree in Animal Science from Cook College, Rutgers University where she graduated Cum Laude and as a part of the George H. Cook Honors Program.

I can absolutely assure you that there is NO SUCH THING as «settled science», never has been and never will be and that the CO2 the greenies go on and on about is a natural part of the atmospheric balance that makes life on earth possible at all, never mind the byproduct of all animal respiration.

How decisions are made elsewhere Without comment, but part of Eli's series on extraterrestrials, from Science this week: Robotics offer new possibilities for studying and modulating animal behavior.