Sentence examples for make the reproduction from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bogdan shared these with Mr. Larson to make the reproduction possible.

Questioned at the pavilion about the decision to make the reproductions, he said, "They express the complexity of my experience as a human being".

If we believe sociologists of education, it is part of what usually makes the reproduction of inequalities in education, society and culture seem either inevitable or desirable.

In order to create and study blunt force wound morphology, a "skin skull brain model" had to be designed which would make the laboratory reproduction of a blunt force injury to the head possible.

In order to create and study wound morphology, a "skin skull brain model" had to be designed which would make the laboratory reproduction of a real ballistic injury possible.

The use of images in argumentative contexts is increasingly prevalent as technology makes the production and reproduction of images easier.

Biological evolution is driven by survival of the fittest, as adaptive traits are those that make the survival and reproduction of a population more likely.

A key lesson from the Dutch, who have a very low teen pregnancy rate, is to make the mechanics of reproduction crystal clear.

Many studies of evolutionarily stable strategies (ESS) for technical reasons make the simplification that reproduction is clonal.

The mouse testis is composed of two main cell types with principally different origin and functions, the germ cells that differentiate from spermatogonia to mature spermatozoa and the somatic cells that carry out all supportive functions to make the spermatogenesis and reproduction possible.

They hold that widespread voluntary adherence to traditional values is conducive to well-being in society because traditional values make possible the reproduction of independent and "self-restraining citizens" which are "the basis of free institutions, both economic and political" (Morse 2001, 161).