Sentence examples for reproduction since from inspiring English sources

The central argument is that measuring oxidative damage in relation to unmanipulated reproductive effort (especially when resources are not limiting) is unlikely to reveal a substantial cost to reproduction since individuals can alter their reproductive output to balance current with future reproductive efforts.

Finally, Adenomera (formerly the L. marmoratus group) would represent the most derived reproductive mode, with a lower dependency on water for reproduction, since some species are known to have endotrophic tadpole development in subterranean chambers constructed by males.

Genes that are involved in the formation and physiology of the central nervous system play a role in reproduction, since they influence neuronal formation, differentiation and communication and the synthesis of reproductive hormones of the hypothalamus-pituitary axis by acting on the hormone cascade that coordinates the estrous cycle in females.

But in sexual reproduction, since newborns share but half the mother's genes, only half of her children would probably reap the genetic advantage.

He said the scarcity of alpacas is based on their slow rate of reproduction, since females usually deliver one baby, called a cria, per year.

His work Wood on the Downs (1929), a study of beech trees and chalklands, has been subject to constant reproduction since first exhibited, and its popularity is unsurprising: it is a hugely pleasing coming together of Englishness and modernistic art.

Never shown to the public, the head has been seen only three times in photographic reproductions since it took shape: first in 1962 as an illustration in Reisner's book, then on the cover of Down Beat, and finally in Esquire's World of Jazz book in 1975.

Animals represent renewable agricultural resources because they reproduce, and animal scientists have studied animal reproduction assiduously since the 1930s.

In this context, there is no need for assuming a specific loudspeaker reproduction setup since each time-frequency element is binaurally reproduced according to its estimated direction.

Naegleria apparently lack a sexual reproduction cycle since meiosis never has been observed or proven experimentally.

Supplementary stocking continues in all locations except in the Vidå and the Rhine rivers, where natural reproduction dominates since at least 2005 (Borcherding et al. 2010).