Sentence examples for reproduction time from inspiring English sources

Phenological stages, especially the reproduction time and maturity of milk thistle, might be affected by management strategies.

The human enterobacterium Escherichia coli is still one of the most used hosts for protein/peptide production in industry because of the advantage of short reproduction time and high yields.

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In the ERA of plant protection products, decisions on the acceptability of adverse effects observed in the field are made case-by-case, also accounting for differences of effects on different arthropod taxa, considering the mobility of the species, its reproduction time and affected development stage [47, 51, 54].

Some authors [47] have suggested that the diversification process within the Madeiran storm-petrel (Oceanodroma castro), and perhaps in other seabird species, could be explained by allochrony (separation of populations by reproduction time).

The reproduction time for humans of about 30 years ranges somewhere in between.

The aim of the research was to determine the differences in recognition and reproduction times of short titles in various experimental conditions (especially the difference between lower- and upper-case letters when the x-height of lower-case letters is increased to the main size of upper-case letters).

For each experiment a 'division tree' (Figure 2) was developed to track the emergence of daughter cells from individual mother cells and this allowed for an accurate estimation of the cell reproduction times of both the mother and daughter cells.

The fly model benefits from fast reproduction times and the availability of a vast number of genetic resources.

The caption on the front page reads: "The star of Kandahar is a terrorist". On page 15, there is a reproduction of Time magazine and the Washington Times internet site.

For a correct reproduction of time course data (e.g. time course 2 in Fig. 10, compare panels B and C) we also infer perturbation target genes.