Sentence examples for reduction of female from inspiring English sources

At 19 months of age, common carp males exposed to these constructs had reduced rates of sexual maturity; however, reduction of female rates of sexual maturity was not conclusively shown.

In the video, Sarkeesian deftly performs an impressively detailed dissection of the damsel in distress trope, which she defines as a reduction of female characters "to a state of helplessness" from which they require "rescuing by a typically male hero for the benefit of his story arc".

With respect to male USV, it was shown that devocalization of male rats resulted in a reduction of female proceptive behavior [61], and playback of 50-kHz calls restored proceptive behavior in oestrus females [23], [25], [27].

Due to indirect protection (herd immunity), vaccination of boys would allow a further reduction of female HPV-related cancer cases (2,062, 40%).

While there are undoubtedly numerous reasons to expand the numbers of women in these traditional male supervisory roles, reduction of female injury risk does not appear to be a strong one.

CD81 is expressed on the surface of oocytes, and deletion of CD81 gene in mice results in a 40% reduction of female fertility, indicating that this infertility is due to the inability of oocytes to fuse with sperm (Rubinstein et al., 2006).

In some cases, such as malaria, the reduction of females is directly connected with the transmission of the disease, whereas in the case of Anopheles gambiae only females bite humans and thereby transmit the Plasmodium parasite.

Thus, it is still unclear whether reduction of female-enriched piRNAs is a direct cause for transposon de-silencing.

Alternatively, considering that the mutation resides in the KG W chromosome, reduction of female-enriched piRNAs might be directly caused by the mutation in the KG W chromosome. Unfortunately, the unavailability of the entire W chromosome sequence and the lack of crossover in silkworm females make it impossible to determine the exact nature of mutation in the KG W chromosome.

In the ballet blanc, these inequities are compounded by the reduction of the female corps to depersonalised, decorative figures.

Since breast and ovarian cancers are the most prevalent female cancers, and are showing a trend to higher prevalence, appropriate control of preventable or modifiable risk factors is an important strategy for reduction of the female cancer burden in Korea.