Sentence examples for males which would from inspiring English sources

These females could produce YY males, which would then be capable only of producing male offspring, upsetting the sex balance in a fish population.

More recently, Cupeiro et al. [10] published another study in which they found a higher lactate accumulation in AA males, which would reflect a higher release of this molecule from the active fiber to the blood.

This suggests that the negative correlation observed at the species level could in part be due to a decrease in cerebellum volume in males, which would tend to lower the species average.

In contrast, the newly developed embryonically lethal medfly strains produce reproductively sterile males, which would mate to WT females after release and their progeny would die during embryogenesis.

Rearing cheap, ergatoid males, which are either killed and recycled or may replace an adult ergatoid in the case of its death, obviously meets the inclusive fitness interests of workers more than producing expensive winged males, which would compete with the adult ergatoid male for the limited mating chances.

RT-PCR results are somewhat contradictory with the proposed role of these enzymes in blood feeding: with the exception of the ADA coding transcript that was enriched in female SG, the other genes appeared to be SG specific, because they are expressed in SG of females and in whole males, which would suggest a role in sugar feeding, instead.

Briefly, the females were placed in the same aquarium with one dominant TP male, which would inhibit natural sex change.

For example, if a user wants to create a categorical variable 'ElderlyMale', which would have a value of 1 for male patients aged at least 60 years old and 0 for other patients, they would input 'ifelse(Age>=60 & Sex='Male', 1, 0)' in the 'Expression to compute' column in the dialog.

This can prevent the depletion of additive genetic variance in males [54], which would maintain the variance of a trait even under the influence of directional selection, thus ultimately allowing individual assessment of male quality.

Almost always, this would mean that the strongest élite female athletes would compete against the weakest élite male athletes, which would be pretty demoralizing all the way around.

Raising these dual-purpose animals means that male calves, which would be disposed of were they born into a dairy herd, are raised for beef, and the breed (which originated in the area) is "finished" on grass as opposed to industrially produced concentrates.