Sentence examples for achieving reproductive from inspiring English sources
Mechanisms for gametes and embryos to interact with their maternal environment are crucial in achieving reproductive success, both in livestock and the human.
While Catherine MacKinnon argued that ascriptions of rights of privacy are merely palliative distractions from a more basic quest for gender equality, other feminists have argued that privacy rights play a proper role in achieving reproductive autonomy and pave the road to greater education and employment equality (Allen 2000; MacKinnon 1984).
Improving gender equality and lessening power imbalances with men is an integral part of achieving reproductive rights (16), a relationship recognized by the Millennium Development Goals.
Finally, broad-based policies strengthening democratic institutions as well as agencies and organizations at the governmental and non-governmental levels for promoting social development are essential for achieving reproductive health through improvements in gender equality.
The average documented lifespan for individual born in the 1850's and who reached at least age 20, thereby achieving reproductive age, ranged from 58 to 63 years in the literature [ 10, 11].
The plethodontid salamander Eurycea tynerensis is endemic to the geologically diverse Ozark Plateau of south-central North America, and comprises both strictly aquatic paedomorphic populations (achieving reproductive maturity while remaining in the larval form) and more terrestrial metamorphic populations.
This indicates that our manipulation of social state (peer/established) impacted the reproduction of the introduced workers, and thus their ability to achieve reproductive dominance.
These results have potential implications in aquaculture practices as production of quality gametes is extremely important to achieve reproductive success.
A male can achieve reproductive success by mate-guarding.
Younger or subdominant male pinnipeds may attempt to achieve reproductive success in other ways.
Male cubs which survive grow faster and are likelier to achieve reproductive dominance, while female survivors eliminate rivals for dominance in their natal clan.
