Sentence examples for reproduction to avoid from inspiring English sources

All samples were constricted to Spring (post reproduction) to avoid variations in weight and size caused by glycogen accumulation in the muscle pre and post reproduction [17].

In turn, this payment structure was argued to encourage earlier natural reproduction (to avoid later-cycle co-payments) and to make ART accessible to younger infertile couples who would not have to delay treatment while saving for their co-contribution.

The rate of clonal extinction measured for T. thermophila is characteristic of a mutational degradation and suggests that this species must undergo sexual reproduction to avoid the deleterious effects detected in the laboratory experiments.

In addition there was a loss in selection intensity especially because some animals with a high-predicted breeding value were discarded from reproduction to avoid full sib and half sib mating.

The social factors hypothesis states that animals of the same sex or cohort are more likely to interact with same-sex or same-age peers than with animals of different sex or age because of differences in behaviour caused by different roles in reproduction or to avoid agonistic interactions with animals of different size.

The ecology associated with natural populations of Tetrahymena imply that they periodically suffer drastic fluctuations in population size [ 44] and hence suggests that T. thermophila species must recurrently undergo sexual reproduction in order to avoid the deleterious effects seen in our laboratory experiments due to extreme and periodic size reductions.

Since NGH contains excess water, the process needs a dehydration step to avoid reproduction of hydrate in the pipelines.

In conjunction with preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD), assisted reproduction can be used to avoid inheritable diseases.

These endosymbiotic bacteria are typically transmitted through the eggs of their hosts and their replication rate is regulated to avoid overgrowth prior to host reproduction [ 2- 4].

For most creatures, it's "the season of reproduction, feeding, growing and trying to avoid being eaten".

For most creatures, writes Heinrich, an emeritus professor of biology, summer is "the season of reproduction, feeding, growing and trying to avoid being eaten".