Sentence examples for his fertilization from inspiring English sources

A male's sperm competitive ability is typically estimated from his fertilization success, a measure that is dependent on the ability of rival sperm competitors to fertilize the ova.

She deposits her eggs while he shakes his fins in a vibratory movement, and releases his milt for fertilization to occur.

Even though he had grown accustomed to public rancor over his research and operations, nothing was as fierce as the American opposition to his in vitro fertilization clinic, he said.

March 5, 1846 Leuven, Belgium April 28 , 1910Liège, Belgium Edouard van Beneden, in full Edouard-Joseph-Louis-Marie van Beneden (born March 5, 1846, Leuven, Belg. died April 28 , 1910 Liège) Belgian embryologist and cytologist best known for his discoveries concerning fertilization and chromosome numbers in sex cells and body cells.

Large amounts of sperm allow a male to wash away the previous suitor's sperm, while leaving some of his own for fertilization.

For the sake of his future son, for the sake of the successful fertilization of his wife's next egg cell, he continued to pursue his plan.

He then travels inside Linda's vagina to witness Alex's thrusting, then observes his ejaculation and follows the semen into the fertilization of his sister's ovum.

June 27, 1870 Toronto, Canada November 5, 1947 Chicago, Illinois Frank Rattray Lillie, (born June 27 , 1870 Toronto, Ont., Can. died Nov. 5, 1947, Chicago, Ill., U.S.) American zoologist and embryologist, known for his discoveries concerning the fertilization of the egg (ovum) and the role of hormones in sex determination.

The NAACP awards Dr. Ernest E. Just the first Springarn Medal for his pioneering research on fertilization and cell division.

He is also building on his predecessors' cross-fertilization between movies and television.

Living in the patched Huguenot House with his builders and staging performances with the Black Monks — as part of an installation he described as a "conversation" about "displaced peoples" — Gates emerged as the star of the exhibition, praised for his "poetic cross-fertilization of materials and ideals," and written up in the Times and the Wall Street Journal.