The phrase "as animals from" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are comparing or relating something to animals that originate from a specific place or context.
Example: "The researchers studied the behavior of various species, as animals from different regions often exhibit unique traits."
Alternatives: "like animals from" or "such as animals from".
He and his colleagues have argued that the same is true of clothing and grooming, and that humans conceal their nature as animals from themselves to avoid thinking about their mortality.
This administration has so successfully demonised non-white immigrants ("They're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists," according to Trump during the campaign), that they are not seen as families but as animals from "shithole countries", to use another of the president's terms.
Rosie Russon told the BBC how they had been helping rescue people as well as animals from flooded areas and buildings.
Marine mammals were defined as animals from the Class Mammalia and included all taxa under Orders Cetacea and Sirenia [26], [36].
The "matched controls" are indeed not control animals in the strict sense, but can be defined as animals from the same cohort that are currently "non ELISA reactive", compared to ELISA positive animals.
Unaccounted-for heteroskedastic errors can potentially impact breeding decisions as animals from the most diverse environments might then be disproportionally selected (Hill 1984).
This assay also did not cross-react with any individual human or sewerage fecal samples 8 and is therefore applied in this study to distinguish fecal sources of domestic and livestock animal origin (henceforth referred to as "animal") from human origin.
As already mentioned there were no indications of a higher prevalence of AS in animals from positive flocks.
The pair also oversaw a rollback of National Park Service rules on federal land in Alaska that will allow hunters to kill mother bears and their cubs sleeping in dens as well as shooting animals from boats as they swim between shores.
Russia banned imports of sheep and goat meat as well as live animals from the Netherlands on 18 January, joining Mexico.
To underscore just how dangerous these furry villains are, CyberSquirrel1 has been collecting all the examples of successful cyberwarfare from these rodents – as well as other animals, from birds to beavers and rats to snakes and racoons.
