Sentence examples for harm to offspring from inspiring English sources
According to the "harm to offspring hypothesis" of Dale et al. [ 36], the level of parental predation risk-taking is adjusted according to the harm the offspring will suffer without parental care.
These findings agree with the "harm to offspring" hypothesis [ 13, 33, 36, 37], which predicts that mothers should minimise periods of vulnerability during parental absence (e.g., foraging, movement activities, and digging) [ 33].
And although their poor mouslings had nearly 10 times as many abnormalities as those with daddy mice who had eaten their greens, there is no evidence that men who are folate deficient do any harm to their offspring.
One of the most obvious causes of potential harm both to offspring and to society in general is the death of the mother while her child is still an infant.
If so, sexual recombination of genes will reduce the harm that bad mutations do to offspring and at the same time eliminate some bad mutations from the gene pool by isolating them in individuals that perish quickly because they have an above-average number of bad mutations.
Some genes or gene complexes are transmitted from parents to offspring at a greater-than-Mendelian rate, and can spread and persist in populations even if they cause some harm to the individuals carrying them.
This is real harm, to real families.
We also seek no harm to Spain.
"We do harm to those who harm us," she said.
The harm to the state is theoretical".
