Sentence examples for albeit fertile from inspiring English sources

After all the options Lanvin has offered in recent collections, like whirling pleated skirts and tunics with pants, this collection seemed to be treading familiar ground — albeit fertile territory where volume grew out of cut and shape.

Surprisingly, Drosophila neurexin null mutants are viable and fertile (albeit with reduced lifespan), but show reduced synapse number and impaired synaptic transmission [36], [37].

At 20°C, all puf-8 worms are fertile, albeit they have a smaller germline and produce fewer progeny.

If we use IVF as an example (albeit performed on subfertile rather than fertile couples) significantly higher fertilization rates were achieved with 20 000 sperm/egg versus 5000 sperm/egg (Tournaye et al., 2002).

Yet by many measures it remains as richly endowed as in ancient times, when the Hebrews pined for its fleshpots and Herodotus dubbed it the gift of the Nile.Desert takes up some 95% of the country, but the fertile remainder, albeit fractured into millions of smallholdings, has become much more productive.

Although she also says the original idea for the business came after she and her husband had been seeking a natural contraception method — and she developed the original algorithm to use on herself, so was effectively manually tracking her own fertile days (albeit with a physics PhD to underpin her methodology).

Although some growth experiments have shown that habitat specialists can grow faster on more nutrient-rich soils (Kruckeberg 1954), species from the ultramafic maquis in New Caledonia have inherently slow growth, albeit becoming larger under more fertile conditions (Jaffré 1980).

In the absence of gametocyte fact-l transcription males are still able to replicate their genomes and form axonemes (exflagellation) – albeit at a significantly slower rate – but mature gametes show reduced fertility, while female gametes are produced that are fully fertile.

Arabidopsis thaliana is self fertile, but several of its accessions can be made to express SI, albeit to various degrees, by transformation with functional SRK-SCR gene pairs isolated from its close self-incompatible relative, Arabidopsis lyrata.

However, by thoroughly analysing their data, we think that the expression of these eight biomarkers was increased in both fertile women with natural cycles and in patients with high serum [P], albeit to a lesser extent, thus strongly suggesting that endometrial receptivity was not affected in patients with high serum [P].

Last not least, science teaching in many public schools is vastly underfunded and an investment in those young and very eager minds, albeit being clearly less glamorous than competing with the Nobel Prize, could potentially be more fertile than spending those millions on much more seasoned members of our species.