Sentence examples for reproduction's from inspiring English sources

Several possible explanations can be drawn from studies of animals, where evolution has encouraged biological mechanisms to increase reproduction's odds, the researchers said.

As I examined the facsimile, I was prepared to summon my inner Walter Benjamin and bemoan the mechanical reproduction's lack of an "aura".

During the last decades, developments in ultrasound diagnostics and increased knowledge about the determinants of assisted reproduction's success have caused a downgrading of gynecological endoscopy's role in the assessment of female infertility.

If this is going to be used for human reproduction, what's the level of safety that's required before we permit it?

Not for nothing does this book's reproduction of Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man feature Colbert eyeglasses and enlarged testicles as bonus features.

The history of Romanian oppression of women's reproduction makes today's women willing to undergo invasive treatment for very little compensation, even when there is the possibility of injury.

Considering the vastly broadened scope of assisted reproduction, Mundy's belief in its transformative power is unsurprising.

We state 'mostly' under-theorised as there is some discussion around programming and poverty, referencing social theory, which surprisingly draws on Bourdieu's Social Reproduction Theory; Byrne's discussion of apps for low-income Americans exemplifies this (2014).

To learn more about Summerfield's reproductions and what's next for him, I recently chatted with him over Facebook.

Mueller's voice is not an exact reproduction of King's, but it projects her voice's clear, resonant loveliness -- injected with a jolt of soulfulness.

Chlorella's reproduction is asexual by nonmotile reproductive cells (autospores).