Sentence examples for damaged offspring from inspiring English sources

They realise their mistakes and scoop their damaged offspring into their arms.

JSTOR is a non-profit, probably better understood as one of the damaged offspring of American higher education than as an active villain.

In its willingness to risk producing damaged offspring by modifying embryos' genomes, this "correctionist" eugenics goes even beyond the "selectionist" version of the forced sterilization programs for criminals and others considered biologically inferior in conducted the United States and Europe throughout most of the 20th century (and brought to an extreme in Nazi Germany).

Older mothers no longer need to shoulder all the blame: "It's the aging man who damages the offspring".

Drink damaged Churchill's offspring in ways that bounced off the old man who once said " I have taken more out of drink than it has taken out of me".

However, high energy-producing alleles or duplicates could be detrimental when expressed in the soma or ovary because the high ROS production rate would cause faster aging in the former case (Rand 2005) and inheritance of damaged mitochondria by the offspring in the latter (Allen 1996; Burt and Trivers 2006).

In summary, our results indicated that maternal hypoxia during pregnancy in rats lead to changes of periventricular white matter in adult offspring, including demyelination, damaged axon and proliferated astroglia.

This would manifest as a decrease in the condition of offspring born to damaged or old parents.

The present study revealed high levels of damage in offspring from Danish populations of F. excelsior corresponding to symptoms caused by H. pseudoalbidus.

To study the post-natal characteristics and the survival of offspring derived from DNA damaged sperm.

Demyelination, injured axon and damaged microvasculars were observed in maternal hypoxia offspring.