Sentence examples for reproduced among from inspiring English sources

Bemused by the difference between themselves and their social-media selves, are they mere Copies, cast from a few popular molds, endlessly reproduced among false friends?

Using in-depth interviews, it explores how boundaries and intersectional meanings of race, ethnicity, gender, and sexuality are negotiated and reproduced among Asian and White American spouses, across their extended families, and within their child-rearing practices.

I searched online for a selected phrase from the email and, sure enough, found multiple versions of the text reproduced among known scams.

This graph reveals a tight, positive correlation between these measures, a general behavior that is well reproduced among all types of neurons in the jcBNST.

(A ) Clenbuterol-induced increase in force was reproduced among multiple donors following 2 week treatment (n = 4 myobundles per donor, *p < 0.05).

The discourses in support of CSPs were reproduced among young people primarily by their peers and the media and only indirectly by the way parents communicated about CSPs.

What began in the early years as a voluntary family-planning campaign ended up with the state trying to influence marriage choices and "enhance" Singapore's genetic quality by encouraging graduates to reproduce among themselves.

In contrast, two newly discovered populations have 73% tetraploids with even sex ratios, normal meiosis and the capability to reproduce among themselves [ 9].

Indeed, the diagnosis of CIN2 has been a gray area in pathology and is the most difficult for pathologists to reproduce among all cervical smear diagnoses 47, 48.

An important issue raised by such adverse genetic changes is how selection for laboratory-adapted genotypes may induce maladaptation to the field when laboratory-reared individuals are introduced into the wild and reproduce among wild individuals.

This neglect is being reproduced today among some of the most notable directorial talents of the time — to name one, Terence Nance, whose startlingly and joyfully original first feature, "An Oversimplification of Her Beauty," from 2012, hasn't yet been followed by a second feature (only by some daring and exquisite short films).