Sentence examples for potential for reproduction from inspiring English sources
Demographers distinguish between fecundity, the underlying biological potential for reproduction, and fertility, the actual level of achieved reproduction.
You're already engaging in an act that involves nudity, exchange of body fluids, the potential for reproduction, two human bodies intertwined skin-to-skin and, one hopes, some level of mutual trust.
DBP, which reduces polish brittleness and cracking, is associated with the potential for reproduction harm and is especially hazardous for pregnant women (its use in cosmetics is banned by the European Union).
He moved 12 resolutions condemning the slave trade, but made no reference to the abolition of slavery itself, instead dwelling on the potential for reproduction in the existing slave population should the trade be abolished.
We speculate that whereas pubertal onset was accelerated in the UNP group to maintain some potential for reproduction in an environment predicted to have a higher mortality risk, in the HF offspring maturation was accelerated to opportunistically enhance fitness.
In the Northeast it is an outstanding plant, according to Correa (1926), for the arid, rocky and dry lands, in which its potential for reproduction and spreading is enormous, quickly occupying any area given over for it to spread on.
We demonstrate that both species have the potential for sexual reproduction, and although our mating studies suggest that sexual reproduction is infrequent, strains of both mating types are equally abundant in both species.
Vaginal contraceptives have potential for controlling reproduction as well as sexually transmitted diseases.
These results indicate that A. fumigatus has a recent evolutionary history of sexual recombination and might have the potential for sexual reproduction.
Nevertheless, the potential for sexual reproduction still exists and neither genetic diversity nor clonal dispersal seem to be limiting factors.
Plants, given their sexual promiscuity and potential for vegetative reproduction, are particularly prone to genome rearrangements [ 8].
