Sentence examples for cats of the same from inspiring English sources

The first ones concern the impact of demographic parameters (such as the number of cats within the population) on the virus transmission rate between cats of the same population.

However, Rotou et al. (2007) compared a two-stage multistage test to a CAT of the same length, both of which including only set-based items.

The tiger is shown wearing a collar that says "Kitty Purry", a reference to her real-life cat of the same name.

In odds ratio calculations the equivocal cats were first added to the group of fHCM positive cats and afterward added to the group of fHCM negative cats for the same calculations.

Although experts have documented big cats "adopting" orphaned cubs of the same species, Hunter said in a Panthera news release that he knows "of no other example of inter-species adoption or nursing like this among big cats in the wild".

Pulsed-field gel electrophoresis showed that the isolates from the group-housed cats were of the same XbaI PFGE type, and that three subtypes within this type were present, indicating a clonal origin.

The average brain volume is 25 ml, similar to a cat of approximately the same size; while the platypus has a largely smooth brain, the echidna has a heavily folded and fissured, gyrencephalic brain similar to humans, which is seen as a sign of a highly neurologically advanced animal.

The households in the quarantine area that participated in this study have a larger number of dogs (0.71 for every household) than the estimated national average of 0.63, and an average number of cats the same as the national average (0.48 per household) (16 ).

Are fluffy cats not worthy of the same serious treatment as Edwin Landseer's regal hounds or David Hockney's beloved pooches?

Keep your cats plants out of the same room as yours.

In Norway, T. foetus was originally detected in the uterine contents of a cat with pyometra, as well as in the faeces of three other cats in the same household, one of which had a history of diarrhoea [ 5].