Sentence examples for reproducing age from inspiring English sources

Selamectin is a broad-spectrum avermectin endectocide that is safe for use in cats starting at six weeks of age, including heartworm-infected cats and cats of reproducing age, when administered topically to the skin monthly at the recommended dosage to deliver at least 6 mg kg−1.

Selamectin is safe for topical use on dogs at the recommended minimum dosage of 6 mg kg−1 (6–12 mg kg−1) monthly starting at 6 weeks of age, and including dogs of reproducing age, avermectin-sensitive Collies, and heartworm-positive dogs.

As for meaning beyond this political one, the growth or decline of religious groups is somewhat of a demographic accident — religions with a lot of adherents of reproducing age are growing, those with older members not so much.

We restricted the sample to include only those individuals who had been successfully followed at least until the age at which 90% of the individuals in the population had already finished reproducing (age 50 for men and 44 for women), for which LRS is known, and who reproduced at least once (739 men and 794 women).

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a complex endocrine and metabolic disorder associated with ovulatory dysfunction, abdominal obesity, and infertility, and it affects 5%10%% of women of reproducing age [ 1].

If all individuals live for exactly 5 years, the sole reproducing age class will be the fifth age class such that p3 = p4 = 0 and p5 = 1.

As the model is intended to reproduce age profiles of annual hospital admissions, those transitions that do not directly affect the clinical malaria compartment are simplified.

The MISCAN model reproduces age-specific incidence of prostate cancer as well as mortality from other causes than prostate cancer.

Mixing matrices based on physical encounter data such as these have been incorporated in age-structured transmission models, and validated through their ability to reproduce age-dependent infection profiles in cross-sectional population serosurveys [ 28].

Of particular note, in 2001 at Cocha Otorongo (also in the Manu National Park), the breeding female Isla stopped reproducing at age 10 after 3 years with a new male, after which her daughter Microbio took over the breeding spot with her step-father.

The individuals first reproducing at age two can then invade if their fecundity at age three is lower than the fecundity of the same-age individuals first reproducing at age three ((tilde{f}_{3} = f_{3} 1-c))) (see f_{3} 1-c and 8). Figure 7 Region IIIa.