Sentence examples for mating with those from inspiring English sources

The odor test grew out of findings by other biologists that mice avoided mating with those whose M.H.C. genes closely matched their own, and that they determined this through smell.

In addition, empirical studies of several species have found that females do not prefer to mate with older males [see Table 1 in 43], and may in fact pay a fitness cost when mating with those males.

Subsequently, the offspring resulting from mating with those hybrid females would generate more fertile females, and, if the sterility was due to only one locus, presumably only 50% of fertile males.

Perhaps this is a mechanism through which females manipulate males to increase the probability of mating with those that are more robust, thereby ensuring that the "strongest genes" are incorporated in future generations.

C. elegans hermaphrodites were twice as likely to die in mating trials with males from high male competition lines than they were when mating with those males' pre-selection ancestors (Fig.  7a; F1,41 = 11.41, p < 0.0001).

For example, when female fruit flies are prevented from coevolving with their mates, the males adapt rapidly to the static female phenotype, becoming more successful competitors when mating with those particular females, and also causing increased collateral damage to female survivorship [ 11].

They find it hard to mate with those less restless and seafaring than they.

As in any post-apocalyptic future, you also have to mate with those of your own species in order to replicate and hopefully keep your genes jumping to the next generation.

The way man's collective brain grows, he says cheekily, is by "ideas having sex .His own theory is, in a way, the glorious offspring that would result if Charles Darwin's ideas were mated with those of Adam Smith.

As the previous study had shown, the flies preferred to mate with those raised on similar diets.

It looks like a sleeping bag mated with those tin foil blankets marathon runners use.