The phrase "a substantial animal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an animal that is large or significant in size or importance.
Example: "The zoo recently acquired a substantial animal, a rare species of bear that draws many visitors."
Alternatives: "a sizable creature" or "a considerable beast".
A substantial animal literature has established that OT facilitates attachment to offspring, and in monogamous mammals, cohabiting sexual partners and same-sex conspecifics [31] [33].
In his book, Connelly asks, have the lessons learned during the aftermath of the 2001 FMD outbreak been adequately applied, and is the UK better prepared to deal with a substantial animal health crisis in the future?
The total abundance observed for OTUs in the COD and SAID groups are indicated in box plots, and a substantial animal-to-animal variation was observed in both the COD and SAID groups.
This disease has substantial animal health and welfare consequences, as well as a serious economic impact in the Great Britain (GB), Northern Ireland (NI) and Republic of Ireland (ROI), none of which have bTB-free status despite more than five decades of compulsory skin testing and slaughter.
This substantial animal movement through trade with Mauritania and Mali could constitute a main route for virus spread.
Although such a full-scale phenotype-driven approach is aimed at identifying novel genes not suspected to play a role in diabetes, as well as known and putative candidate genes, this option requires substantial animal housing capacity and monitoring numerous cohorts for diabetes over a >200-d time course.
The substantial animal morbidity and mortality associated with the model makes experimentation inefficient and can lead to faulty data analysis.
Several studies have reported that intrinsic natural variation between animals warrants the use of substantial animal numbers when comparing stem cell numbers between littermate pairs[37], [38].
While RARα was increased 1.6 fold, and RARβ decreased 2.2 fold, these changes were not significant due to substantial animal variability in the control mice.
The substantial animal use, low repeatability, and difficulty of in vivo examination limit its application.
However, there is substantial animal evidence that hyperchloremia causes harmful effects.
