Sentence examples for High prolific from inspiring English sources

Exploitation of groundwater from shallow, high prolific Holocene sedimentary aquifers has been a main element for achieving safe drinking water and food security in Bangladesh.

Any associated SNP could be used to accelerate the improvement of goat reproductive traits by identifying high prolific animals at an early stage of life.

This might be explained by the high normal prolific activity within the colon (crypts) and the ovaries (follicles), as in an already highly prolific environment, structural change might have higher impact on tumor formation than additional proliferation.

The placenta is notable amongst mammalian organs for its high and prolific expression of imprinted genes.

Although hopes are high that the prolific 20-year-old will eventually become a regular first-teamer it is felt the forward is not quite ready for Premier League football and will need time to adjust with Newcastle's under-21s.

PETA's prolific high jinks continued as usual.

He was a prolific high school scorer, and later an Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) leader in numerous statistical categories, ranging from free throw percentage and three point shots/game to assists/turnover ratio.

Without so much as a college scholarship to show for her achievements, without Title IX's equal rights legislation as a springboard, with no Olympic gold available and no place to play, the most prolific high school scorer this country has known put away her basketball and resolved to get on with her life.

Following the wildfire, B. tectorum readily dominates the site due to lack of competition, its inherently high growth rate, prolific seed production and ability to rapidly utilize post-fire elevated available nutrients (Fig.  1A; Mack 1981; Knapp 1996).

Burger is at once a record shop, gig venue, hangout and the headquarters of an extraordinarily prolific, high-quality record label.

Although a full analysis of these smallest X-ray flashes has yet to be performed, Dr. Lin called them strong evidence of prolific high-energy emissions that could help explain the 60-year-old mystery of how the Sun's upper atmosphere, its corona, happens to be more than 200 times hotter than its surface.