Sentence examples for diminished reproduction from inspiring English sources

Normal cells can turn into cancer cells; malformations can occur; diminished reproduction can result.

Diminished reproduction could spell extinction for many tropical insect species, unless they adapt or migrate (and some insects already are: ScienceNOW, 9 November 2001; ScienceNOW, 10 June 1999).

It may well be that certain recent findings about diminished reproduction in birds can also be related to interference with biological oxidation, and a consequent depletion of ATP.

With all these pressures and mating occurring fairly soon after calving, it is no wonder that they tend to have diminished milk production and reproduction performances.

Asexual reproduction diminishes genetic diversity, which helps build defenses against threats to the species.

Benjamin, a genius, was wrong about one thing: the age of reproduction has not diminished the aura of the original object as he predicted.

In a study of zebrafish (Danio rerio), Liu et al. [86] determined that 8 2 FTOH exposure interferes with sex hormone synthesis and impairs reproduction resulting in diminished hatching rates.

But as the supply of authentic artifacts diminished, a booming trade in reproductions began filling the void.

Although these worms compensated for lost early reproduction by increasing late-life reproductive output (c.f., [ 77]), the shifted reproductive schedules severely diminished relative fitness of worms in high-PQ treatments.

Thus the reproduction rate of the vector population is diminished by a factor of (1 - u_{3}).

Both the chemically induced "homosexual" behavior and the diminished ability to attract females by males have reduced reproduction rates in affected populations.