Sentence examples for offspring output from inspiring English sources

In our correlational study, we obviously cannot ascribe causal effects of such circulating carotenoid changes on offspring output per se.

The relationship of fertilization likelihood (and offspring output) versus genetic recombination is generally opposite for monoicous and dioicous bryophytes.

The total offspring production was calculated as the sum of offspring over the next 8 weeks regardless of whether or not there was continuous offspring output.

Trying to find people willing or capable to take on the offspring (our outputs) of the CH model was hard and/or incredibly time consuming.

In general, our results suggest that exposure to humans may influence offspring development and reproductive output in California sea lion populations.

We used 4-day-old individuals to test reproductive output (number of offspring or estimated number of offspring) and sexual receptivity responses to receipt of SP in the mir-279C, mir-317C and mir-279D, mir-317D hypomorphs and the mir-278D and mir-184 knockout lines, vs. their wild-type controls.

The impact of maternal PUFA supply on the reproductive output of their offspring was of unanticipated extent.

We tested the reproductive output (number of offspring), receptivity, and survival of miRNA-mutant and control females when continuously exposed to SP-lacking or control males throughout life.

We also performed multiple linear regressions between the age and size (SVL) of gravid females and their reproductive output (litter size and offspring size), including hatchling locomotor performance (sprint speed: see Dubey & Shine, [ 15] for methods).

Females, by contrast, show a smaller range of reproductive output, with most having some offspring, but none having as many as the most successful males.

Males increased their output by having significantly more offspring per male after the resource supplementation.