Sentence examples for from reproduction from inspiring English sources

According to allocation theory, selection for growth rate is expected to indirectly alter life-history reproductive traits, diverting resources from reproduction to growth.

"They know something from reproduction, but the reproductions of the paintings are brutal.

We know them so well from reproduction that our eyes glaze over.

Think about having a child, and ask who — or rather, what — benefits from reproduction?

"This system could have evolved as a way of letting animals take a timeout from reproduction when times are harsh".

In any case, we must acknowledge that, with the rise of contraception, we have succeeded in separating sex from reproduction.

That sex and marriage can be separated from reproduction is fundamental to both movements, and to their legal claims.

Already, by the turn of the 21st century, its revenues were shifting dramatically from reproduction to live.

"If you think you know Magritte's paintings from reproduction, you will be surprised," the museum's Ms. Barron said.

Another show, Aug. 19 to Dec. 31, features quilts made from reproduction fabrics at the American Textile History Museum.

Since music has been untied from hardware, listening has blossomed but the music business has found itself making less money from reproduction.