Sentence examples for help reproduce from inspiring English sources

Others say that taking a hi-tech approach to species preservation could lull the conservation movement into thinking it would always be able to fall back on science to help reproduce a species once it gets into trouble.

Once the tool has identified a bug, it'll give the developer access to test cases to help reproduce the issue.

With his PhD in botany and his deep knowledge of Darwin's work on plants, Kohn soon agreed to help reconstruct the gardens and greenhouse at Down and to help reproduce the many plant experiments which contributed so greatly to Darwin's overarching grasp of evolution (Fig. 1).

In recent years, cultural, or identity, politics has certainly challenged the ways that Marxist and other old and new left organizations of the past managed to ignore, or even help reproduce, racial and gender inequalities.

32 For each participant, goniometer measurements for the knee and ankle in the sagittal plane will be recorded and standardised between scans to help reproduce the same scan position.

In fact, the combination of extracellular matrix components with factors promoting stem cell proliferation and survival may help reproduce a "niche-" like three-dimension (3D) environment allowing optimal engraftment and differentiation, and enhancing their in vivo repair function [ 4– 6].

The Data Analysis Working Group DAWGG) [60] as part of the MSI proposed reporting standards for metabolomics studies that include a reporting vocabulary and will help reproducing these studies and drawing conclusions from the resulting data.

At Yale he joins the Skull and Bones, where the power elite helps reproduce itself by bonding and dressing like the orgiastic partygoers in "Eyes Wide Shut".

This advanced LSI helps reproduce images with outstanding resolution, superior color and detailed gradation.

In order to determine the turbulence model that best helped reproduce pollutant plume dispersion, the most critical case was considered, namely, when wind blew perpendicularly towards the upstream tower, then placing the building in its wake.

How do "you," the narrator, help plants reproduce?