Sentence examples for fertilization between from inspiring English sources
If two unreduced gametes unite, a fertile polyploid hybrid may form-either autopolyploid (fertilization within species) or allopolyploid (fertilization between species).
Researchers do not know why, but Birkhead has a theory: their contribution "probably reflects the outcome of successive reproductive conflicts for control over fertilization between male and female".
After fertilization between an egg and a sperm in a petri dish, the researchers spotted glowing patches in the egg's yolk.
Study Design: We performed a retrospective cohort study of 216 patients who underwent "minimal stimulation" in vitro fertilization between January 1994 and December 1998.
The direction of skewness in this population was towards heterozygous (DI) genotypes indicating preferential segregation of Ilpumbyo allele during F1 female meiosis giving rise to high probability of fertilization between Ilpumbyeo-embryosac and Dasanbyeo-pollen which caused transmission ratio distortion.
Even significant differences (p < 0.001) were identified between FAs composition of forage from the same permanent grassland, depending by the type of fertilization, between the two tested methods no significant variations were identified for all analysed fatty acids (p > 0.05).
The most intellectually fruitful development has been the cross-fertilization between computer science and neuroscience.
Not surprisingly for a physicist who started as a painter, he wants to create more cross-fertilization between artists and scientists.
The cross-fertilization between the Joe Liebermans of the world with Wall Street and the media means that they need places to entertain them.
She said the collaboration "was a unique moment of cross-fertilization between stage and cinema," addressing issues like sexuality, gender, politics, Hollywood movies and pop culture.
A British identity has evolved that is open, plural and constantly in motion, thanks to the cross-fertilization between reclaimed cultures of origin and the British culture that now includes its new citizens.
