His mother needs to stop regretting that she cannot reverse time or protect her offspring from the consequences of physics.
Part photo album and part diary, memory books are becoming an increasingly popular way for dying Africans to continue coddling their beloved offspring from the grave.
Re "Brighter Side Emerges With Age" (June 3): Older people do not have to be on guard to protect themselves and their offspring from the saber-toothed tiger.
Eventually, Mr. Milarch hopes identical offspring from the Mount Rushmore collection will also be planted in front of the four presidents' images in South Dakota.
Another approach would be to measure traits of offspring from the second generation on the new host.
These crossover points decide the range of segment that would be copied in the offspring from the elite parent.
And parents will go to great lengths to insulate their offspring from the jolts the world can deliver.
On a different plane, fathers are also willing to 'protect' their female offspring from the cruel world of having to deal with the management of a business.
After one generation (two to three weeks), some of the offspring from the cross set up on day one can be returned to the students.
This study was designed to evaluate the culture performance and characteristics of the offspring from the reciprocal crosses of Pangasianodon hypophthalmus and Clarias gariepinus.
Protection of developing offspring from the potential adverse effects of in utero exposures is an important aspect of the safety profile for medicines, chemicals and physical agents.
