Sentence examples for of offspring's from inspiring English sources

It's why answering the will-it-or-won't-it question of Offspring's return has been so difficult, she says: "A bunch of conditions needed to be fulfilled for it to happen".

– WW In episode 7 of Offspring's sixth season, Martin Lachy Hulmee) misses his own buck's night after he reveals to Nina (Asher Keddie) that he married for convenience upon arrival to Australia and never got around to getting divorced.

Because the selection of the most profitable host stage for parasitoid development was due to foraging decisions and offspring fitness-related consequences of S. harmandi,this may not mean that one of offspring's success was built on the side of the expense of maternal fitness.

Year of offspring's birth was included as a covariate in all adjusted models.

Correlation of offspring's height with those of the mother and father increased with age.

Parental body mass index (BMI) is the most powerful determinant of offspring's BMI [ 1- 3].

There are also expressions of frustration and discontent in the tradition of the Offspring's legacy of well-observed social commentary, but the absence of its satirical, semi-novelty edge leaves things a little sober.

It is assumed that the genotypes of its sire, of one offspring and of this offspring's sire are available.

The mother thinks not of birth pain but of birth, the father not of the hours of work and anxiety, but of the offspring's college degree.

James (2008) hypothesized the hormonal status of both parents at time of conception to be of great importance for the determination of the offspring's sex.

Selective egg placement implies accurate perception and interpretation of cues signalling the presence of an offspring's predator because recognition errors may have fatal consequences for the offspring.