Sentence examples for enable mating from inspiring English sources

Females of the two fly species that had previously been kept in the presence of conspecific males to enable mating were removed from their culture medium (Additional file 1) 24 h before the start of the experiment and deprived of food (they were placed in the middle of a dish containing 1% agar).

We speculate that, in Caenorhabditis species, polycystins may have evolved to give selective reproductive advantage to males by enabling mating with partners with low mating signals.

Pheromones may be used for long-distance communication, with bioluminescence used at close range to enable mates to "home in".

In agreement with Benelli et al. [ 16] we assume that it might play a role as additional signal indicating male quality to enable mate choice decisions by the females.

Amongst the many informative signals, odor cues such as sex pheromones play important ecological roles in coordinating mating behavior, enabling mate and kin recognition, qualifying mate choice, and preventing gene exchange among individuals from different populations and species.

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The more variable colour patterns of females appear to be unique and may enable their mates to distinguish them from other females.

The amplification of DNA extracted from adult leaf material and the embryo of seeds enables estimation of mating system parameters and the assessment of the relative past contributions of sexual and asexual reproduction within and among populations and species.

Elucidation of pheromone biogenesis or its regulation may enable molecular strategies for mating disruption and, consequently, the vector's population management.

Our results have provided insight into how the C. elegans male regulates his tail posture during mating to enable him to maintain contact with the hermaphrodite and successfully mate.