Sentence examples for reproduction both from inspiring English sources
Thus indirect selection effects on male and female reproductive traits caused delayed reproduction both in age and size terms.
The most prominent differences between the selected and control group were observed in reproductive traits, leading to delayed reproduction both in age and size terms in the former (Table 1).
He was the co-editor of a four-volume "Encyclopedia of Reproduction" and a two-volume "Physiology of Reproduction," both of which remain in print.
Many universities have made available catalogs of their special collections and have arranged for the reproduction both of rare individual works and of complete collections on microfilm and in other formats.
Our results show that carbon stored during pre-anthesis plays a key role in reproduction both in annual and perennial Lesquerella.
The Phrygian king's famous "golden touch" was a divine gift from Dionysus, but its acceptance separated him from the human world of nourishment and reproduction: both his food and his daughter were transformed by contact with him into immutable, unreciprocal gold.
The exhibition here is content with reproductions both of his manuscript of "The Star-Spangled Banner" and of a Congreve rocket like those the British were firing.
When γ is equal to zero, there is a complete reproductive isolation whereas a value of 1 corresponds to a panmictic reproduction between both species.
These are being made with technology developed by Fujifilm and provide the first true-to-life reproduction of both the image and the surface texture of the paintings.
The effects of atmospheric contaminants e.g., oxides of nitrogen, hydrocarbons, and carbon monoxide are known to have deleterious effects on the growth and reproduction of both plants and animals.
New characters thus acquired by organisms over the course of their lives were passed on to the next generation (provided, in the case of sexual reproduction, that both of the parents of the offspring had undergone the same changes).
