Sentence examples for hand offspring from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, offspring of mice that had been conditioned to fear another smell, or mice who'd had no such conditioning had no fear of cherry blossom.
On the one hand, offspring from inter-cytotype crosses are often sterile, producing non-functional, unbalanced gametes, especially when hybridization results in odd ploidy levels (Levin, 1975).
On the other hand, offspring from mothers reared at 25°C are smaller than offspring from mothers reared at 18°C, and these offspring lay exceptionally small eggs if they also develop at high temperatures (Crill et al. 1996).
On the other hand, my offspring would probably enjoy the process more than Mr. Talbot's did, the historian Douglas R. Nickel said when I phoned him to describe the pressure I was under to make videos.
Mr. Buffett, by contrast, has publicly worried about handing his offspring too much.
On the other hand, mother-offspring associations and reproductive pairs are also inordinately impacted, which could exacerbate the demographic and genetic consequences of decline and possibly limiting potential for population recovery [7], [9].
On the other hand, all female offspring born to a hemophilic father are obligatory carriers, while the male offspring will be free of inheriting the mutant X-linked gene.
From then on, you and the other six-toed people will have the upper hand, and your offspring will wonder how anyone got by with only five little piggies on each foot.
A K strategist on the other hand produces fewer offspring but invests more in each [ 40- 43].
Grandmother (Marj Dusay, of the soap "All My Children") has retreated into wordless dementia, leaving the family affairs in the hands of assorted offspring and in-laws, most of whom have serious problems with drinking and sex.
Lyric like "The rich kid becomes a junkie, the poor kid an advertiser / What a tragic waste of potential (being a junkie's not so good either)" would die a thousand deaths in the hands of the Offspring.
