Sentence examples for reproduction effects from inspiring English sources

Survival and reproduction effects were assessed along four generations of continuously exposed organisms to Cu plus 2 generations in clean media, hence the transgenerational potential was also assessed (6 generations in total).

In the current risk assessment of herbicides for nontarget plants no reproduction effects are considered, and therefore, it seems that herbicide effects on wild plants species are potentially underestimated.

However, T-invariants do never neglect trivial T-invariants which reflect exactly such local reproduction effects.

Ribozyme populations therefore can -- by means of indirect reproduction effects -- evolve a mutational robustness [ 57], a behavior that empowers selection with an advantage relative to other evolutionary forces (e.g., the strength that random drift has in populations of small effective sizes).

To prevent plague in prairie dogs, the NWHC, in partnership with the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine, developed and tested (for efficacy, safety, duration of immunity, reproduction effects and efficacy, and safety in non-target species) a recombinant vaccine against plague using a raccoon pox-vector (RCN) to express the F1 and Vt antigens (Rocke et al. 2010).

The experiments were designed by the Taguchi method through an orthogonal array, resulting in the reduction of the number of experiments by approximately 90%; the reproduction effect of process parameters on performance characteristics, however, is still ensured.

Of the 59 reproduction effect sizes, 44 were from experimental studies and 15 were from observational studies.

Apple is claiming the "best 4K video" given color reproduction and effects and I look forward to hands-on reviews that bear this out.

Chaima: Yes God's creation constituted the first-degree of diversity then sexual reproduction, mutations, effects of environmental factors etc. constitute the second-degree of diversity.  .

Chaima: Yes God's creation constituted the first-degree of diversity then sexual reproduction, mutations, effects of environmental factors etc. constitute the second-degree of diversity.

The presence of this estrogen receptor on the inner lining of the oviduct thus appears to be crucially important for reproduction (these effects were not seen when it is removed from other cells of the oviduct).