Sentence examples for reproduced before from inspiring English sources

Those [writings] have never been reproduced before, so it's great to see them it's kind of the beginning of psychedelic literature.

The report featured a chart (which we have reproduced before) that conveyed the difficulty of the task.

"After many hours of prayer, talking to my parents, and rereading my words online I can see more clearly just how hurtful my words were," Lauten wrote on Facebook in a post that was also widely reproduced before she made her page private.

However, the study indicated that its results should be reproduced before they could be generalized.

But the denticles have never been so well reproduced before, says a report in the Journal of Experimental Biology.

However, the chosen approach does increase the risk of false positives (type I errors) and our findings should accordingly be independently reproduced before firm conclusions can be drawn.

Fishermen are allowed to harvest only longer and thus theoretically older animals, allowing juveniles to reach sexual maturity and start reproducing before hitting our dinner plates.

While higher predation rates may favor faster maturation as prey try to reproduce before being eaten, reduced energy intake due to restricted foraging activity can slow growth rates, resulting in either smaller (and perhaps less fecund) prey, or delayed maturation.

The shift improves the chances of reproducing before being killed.

It was the midges, residing on Lake Erie, who took advantage of an unusually warm Oct. 5 evening to reproduce before the cold Cleveland winter.

Since these females would have had plenty of time to reproduce before they died, the evolutionary pressure imposed by killing them would be much lower.To test this insight, the researchers constructed a mathematical model of the mosquito's life-cycle.