Sentence examples for as two animals from inspiring English sources

Bands of horses range together, consisting of as few as two animals, although there are generally more.

Nonetheless, the results should be interpreted with caution, as two animals required rescue analgesia (Dr. Carregaro's evaluation), and the lameness scores were higher than those after morphine and methadone treatment, demonstrating a clinical difference.

There was no evidence that pigs were spreading the disease, but the government went ahead and slaughtered as many as three hundred thousand animals.

The reproductive travails of giant pandas are ecologically significant, because the species today may consist of as few as two thousand animals, of which about a sixth are in captivity.

Five cattle and five sheep that had never been exposed to bluetongue virus (BTV), as well as ten animals that had been experimentally infected with BTV-8, were inoculated with BTV-1.

At the moment, the ongoing conflict consists mainly of cattle-rustling raids that can mobilise hundreds of combatants armed with automatic weaponry, and can see as many as two thousand animals changing hands.

A total of 108 slides were used for the liver experiment and 54 for the kidney, as three animals per group were used.

If any effects of PCB153 were indeed present and of the same magnitude as the effect of litter size it would have been detected, even with sample sizes as low as three animals.

Evidence includes our isolation of three adult animals in which pha-1 was missing entirely from the MS lineage (i.e., MS-minus), as well as three animals in which pha-1 was missing in one of the daughters of MS (MSa/p).

Amplification of DPP from European hedgehog, eastern hedgehog, northern shrew, ornate shrew, sperm whale, as well as three animals that are toothless in adulthood (pangolin, fin whale, and echidna) was unsuccessful suggesting that one or both primer-annealing sites may occasionally become sufficiently unlike any of our current primer-pairs to permit amplification in the PCR reactions.

The study suggests that the toxin can accumulate up the food chain, increasing in concentration as one animal eats another.