Sentence examples for reproduction in the same from inspiring English sources

One way to test these competing hypotheses would be to compare how well the sexual and asexual populations do in asexual "vegetative" growth and reproduction in the same setting (a "common garden experiment").

Bag worm moths (Lepidoptera: Psychidae) provide an attractive case for investigating the coexistence of sexual and asexual reproduction in the same locations.

These dwarf eldest daughters are born late in the season with no chance of reproduction in the same year and do not survive to reproduce in the following year, thus exhibiting altruistic foraging and sibling care, with no chance of reproduction [ 16, 17].

The south north gradient in peak timing observed in our study is consistent with a decreasing trend in the reproduction number in the same direction and is statistically associated with maximum temperature and specific humidity.

Winter-annuals germinate in autumn, survive winter as a rosette and flower in the following summer, whereas summer-annuals germinate in spring or summer and finish their reproduction cycle in the same year.

It's one of only about 20 existing portraits by Raphael, and it set a fashion for painting Popes in three quarter face that has been followed by Titian,Velázquez, David, and the photographer of John XXIII (the reproductions are in the same room as the Raphael to prove it).

As the deep squares hold more ink than the shallow ones, the tones in the reproduction are controlled in the same manner as in all intaglio printing methods.

The shape of the epidemic curve was similar in model and extrapolated Swiss sentinel data; overall infection rates and reproduction numbers were in the same range as reported for several outbreaks in various countries.

For example, reproduction of results in the same or different laboratories as a prerequisite for publication is not practicable for large-scale DNA sequencing of random molecules because of constraints on time, costs, and sample materials.

We also designed a new methodology to objectively compare the geometry and depth rendering, based on the reproduction of the same scene in the real and virtual setups, and then on the study of resulting ocular convergence and angular deviation from a target.

The government of Tasmania published a monochromatic reproduction of the same image in 1934, the author Louisa Anne Meredith also copied it for Tasmanian Friends and Foes (1881).