例句與造句

1. Germany banned conventional battery cages from 2007, five years earlier than required by the EU Directive, and has prohibited enriched cages from 2012.
2. Mice in the standard and unpredictable cages drank a greater proportion of the anxiolytic solution than mice from enriched cages, presumably because they had been experiencing greater anxiety.
3. Mice in standard cages, standard cages but with unpredictable husbandry, or enriched cages, were given a choice of drinking either non-drugged water or a solution of the Midazolam.
4. Some animal welfare organisations, such as Compassion in World Farming, have criticised this move, calling for enriched cages to be prohibited as they believe they provide no significant or worthwhile welfare benefits compared with conventional battery cages.
5. One abnormality-- difficulty in turning around on a narrow rod-- appeared in only one of seven mice from the enriched cage but in all nine from the standard cage by the time testing concluded at 22 weeks of age.
6. It's difficult to find enriched cages in a sentence. 用enriched cages造句挺難的
7. Mice in the standard and unpredictable cages drank a greater proportion of the anxiolytic solution than mice from enriched cages, indicating that mice from the standard and unpredictable laboratory caging may have been experiencing greater anxiety than mice from the enriched cages.
8. Mice in the standard and unpredictable cages drank a greater proportion of the anxiolytic solution than mice from enriched cages, indicating that mice from the standard and unpredictable laboratory caging may have been experiencing greater anxiety than mice from the enriched cages.
9. Under the directive, enriched cages must be at least 45 cm high and must provide each hen with at least 750 cm?of space; 600 cm?of this must be " usable area "  the other 150 cm?is for a nest-box.
10. It is also possible that the space allocated to each bird in the conventional cages [ i . e ., the battery cages ] in this study may have affected the results as [ the battery cage ] birds received nearly double the floor space of a commercial bird . " The study also concluded that hens in the enriched cages lost feathers because of " wear on furnishings rather than feather pecking ."