Sentence examples for reproduction capability from inspiring English sources

In vivo dose-dependent effects of nanoscale graphene oxide (NGO) sheets on reproduction capability of Balb/C mice were investigated.

In addition to the overall chain size, the extracted bulk modulus, isothermal compressibility, storage and loss moduli from CG model systems are of the same level of magnitude as the atomistic results, suggesting that this hybrid CG approach improves the reproduction capability of the CG model on mechanical property, pressure-dependent density fluctuations, and viscoelasticity.

"Our system works under any lighting condition, which shows a far greater color reproduction capability than almost any other previous work".

The temporally coherent local tone-mapping of HDR Video proposed by [23] was designed having as concern the temporal artifacts and the limited local contrast reproduction capability common to TMOs in general.

Most aphids have a worldwide distribution and are highly successful invaders, benefited by asexual reproduction capability, rapid adaptability and phenotypic plasticity [1], [13], [14].

The response reproduction capabilities are excellent even in the presence of measurement noise.

The preamp's advanced hybrid transistor/tube design utilizes a dual triode tube design for the purest music reproduction capabilities.

In a 2009 interview with French magazine Black & White, Buxer stated that Jackson was indeed involved with some of Sonic 3s compositions, but chose to remain uncredited because he was unhappy with the sound reproduction capabilities of the Genesis.

With respect to digestion, excretion and sexual relations (reproduction capabilities), as far as we are aware there are no points of comparison with literature on this subject.

Training a child's reproduction capabilities of phonologic (and therefore also of prosodic) structures could provide significant support in the child's development of language abilities [ 24].

A third way of studying reproduction is the examination of reproductive organs from hunted animals; this provides information on the reproductive capability in a harvested population, provided that the harvested animals to some extent reflect the rest of the population.