Sentence examples for reproductive component from inspiring English sources

To evaluate how each reproductive component contributes to the PSP, we analysed those as proportions of the PSP per trap, which were expressed as percentage.

No one should be surprised that pair bonding has been linked to biology, but think of it this way: We knew a long time ago how chemistry was involved in the reproductive component of what we interpreted to be love in our narrow definition, and we figured how to turn that off via castration, or oophorectomy.

There were occasional difficulties in playing roles and students were sometimes reluctant to play roles with a sexual and reproductive component.

This report provides basic data for the evaluation of reproductive components and of breeding management in male rhinoceros.

Piglet pre-weaning mortality (PWM) is one of the major reproductive components that affects herd productivity in the swine industry.

Light environment can also affect the pattern of resources allocated to reproductive components; plants in low light environments have been shown to divert resources away from reproductive components to parts which can increase light capture, such as stems and leaves (McConnaughay and Coleman 1999).

We documented reproductive components for pin and thrum individuals and their relationships with population size, plant density and morph ratio (pin frequency), in nine populations from Flanders (northern Belgium) located in fragmented habitats of the intensively used agricultural landscape.

We examined whether the long-styled (pin) and short-styled (thrum) morph types show differences in reproductive components and responses to habitat fragmentation in the distylous, self-incompatible perennial herb Primula veris.

There are additional, divergent, reproductive components that interact to reduce the chance for interspecific gene flow between I. fulva and I. brevicaulis.

To account for shared effects of year and male characteristics on multiple reproductive components, 'year' and male age and tarsus length were also included in the initial model.

The data presented in this article give evidence that different reproductive components have differential sensitivities to endocrine disruption and that these sensitivities are dependent on the length of exposure and timing of exposure relative to development and maturity.