Sentence examples for offspring of which from inspiring English sources

My own has two parents working full time at around $40,000 per year for the family coffer, in support of four offspring, of which I am the oldest.

With the exception of marine mammals such as whales, fish that bear live young (e.g., embiotocid fish), and brooders (i.e., fauna that incubate their offspring until they emerge as larvae or juveniles), most marine organisms produce a large number of offspring of which few survive.

Crucially, Nilles' in-depth examination of telecommuting feasibility occurred prior to consumer-grade internet -- the offspring of which has since produced a comprehensive overlap between the means of production at a job site and the personal property of a white collar laborer.

This family comprised both nonaffected parents and six offspring, of which three were affected.

In total, across all 10 blocks we produced 500 crosses, the offspring of which were collected to measure sex ratio and cold shock mortality.

The maximum number of sires to fertilize a single dam's eggs was 31, resulting in 115 offspring, of which 83 survived and 32 died (Fig. 3).

We evaluated circulating IGF-I bioactivity measured by an innovative IGF-I Kinase Receptor Activation (KIRA) Assay, total IGF-I, IGFBP-3, total IGF-II, insulin, glucose, HOMA2-B% and HOMA2-S% in 192 centenarians' offspring and 80 offspring-controls of which both parents died relatively young.

The F2 progeny comprised 190 offspring, 111 of which were females and 79 males.

Those with differences in their make-up that prove advantageous produce more offspring, some of which inherit the same advantageous trait and go on to produce more offspring of their own with the desirable trait, and so on.

Reproductive potential is quite high: females annually bear a litter of four offspring, each of which are genetically identical haploid clones of one another (monozygotic polyembryony).

We examined the association of this maternal measure of physical health and vitality with maternal gravidity, height, age, marital status, complications of pregnancy and the birthweight of her offspring, all of which we would expect to be associated with maternal health and vitality.