Sentence examples for reproduced has from inspiring English sources

The essay's governing question, about what it means to create or consume art when any work can be mechanically reproduced, has grown ever more pressing in the digital age, when Bach's complete cantatas or the Oxford English Dictionary can be downloaded in moments.

The reproducibility problem is one of the fundamental issues in validation of high-throughput biological discoveries (Marshall, 2004; Ransohoff, 2004; Ransohoff, 2005) because it is often considered that 'a study that cannot be reliably reproduced has little value' (Klebanov et al., 2007).

Never mind that his springboard for the table piece "One Flat Thing, reproduced" had something to do with Robert Scott's failed expedition to the South Pole.

The lymphocytes that came with the transplant seem to have taken over his immune system and the virus, with nowhere to reproduce, has vanished.

Every animal's primal need to reproduce has resulted in an astonishing range of solutions to parental care.

Identification of the genes that reduce pests' ability to reproduce has allowed the breeding of plants resistant to mites and nematodes.

The number of stocks subject to overfishing (catching fish faster than they can reproduce) has been cut by two-thirds in the last decade and is now at an all-time low.

Determining when corals reproduce has clear management and economic implications.

Yet, even the habitat where it feeds and reproduces has so far not been well characterized.

The effect of temperature on the ability of the mosquito to reproduce has consequences for population dynamics and range limits.

Protected zones that give fish a chance to reproduce have yielded encouraging results.