Sentence examples for fecundity to from inspiring English sources

She attributes the garden's fecundity to the spirit of her dead husband, to whom she often speaks as she works among her flowers and vegetables.

Jealousy was the motive for the slaying of Niobe's many children, because Niobe flaunted her fecundity to the goddess Leto, who had only two offspring.

Originally, the hula was a religious dance performed by trained dancers before the king or ordinary people to promote fecundity, to honour the gods, or to praise the chiefs.

Lifestyle, too, has evolved, in large part because of the extraordinary power technology has given us over everything from our own fecundity to the global environment.

The major lineages of reptiles exhibit enormous variation in life history traits, ranging from extremely long-lived species with low fecundity to those with short generation times and high fecundity.

The chromosomal differences have been linked to a number of anatomical differences in the ants, Wurm and his colleagues wrote, from the queen's fecundity to the size of male workers and the structure of their sperm.

We also averaged over location-specific fecundities to provide size-based fecundities.

This complements the paradigm of the feminine (e.g., chs. 6, 28), whose "virtue" is seen to yield fecundity and to find expression in yieldingness and non-contention.

To scale the fecundity entries to the monthly survival estimates, we also divided fecundities by 12.

The species is thought to have evolved its high fecundity due to its harsh environment; therefore, interfering with this natural cycle could significantly impact the gene pool.

In contrast, under certain conditions, Bt/CpTI conferred up to 79% less insect damage and 47% greater fecundity relative to nontransgenic controls, and a 44% increase in fecundity relative to the weedy parent.