Sentence examples for reproductive manner from inspiring English sources

Richard Estes: Working within the formula of bits of commonplace streets photographically detailed (right down to the menu posted in a restaurant window), he makes expert adjustments to create, in "Helene's Florist," a real picture that only superficially falls within the dry reproductive manner that threatens to become an unwelcome subdivision of the new realism.

Thanks to biotechnological advances, some tools have been developed to monitor patients' immune functions in a more reproductive manner and identify those likely to benefit from immune stimulation while minimizing the potential risk of harmful side effects [41,42].

Thanks to biotechnological advances, some tools have been developed to monitor patients' immune functions in a more reproductive manner and identify those likely to benefit from immune stimulation while minimizing the potential risk of harmful side effects [ 41, 42].

Even some butterflies incorporate sounds into their reproductive displays; in some manner, the butterfly Ageronia makes a loud cracking sound when engaged in courtship.

In this case, harm causes females to increase their reproductive output in a manner analogous to terminal investment.

Genetic drift certainly occurs, but it does so after the development of reproductive isolation in a manner that is no different than separate breeding populations, and not itself a means toward reproductive isolation.

To extend their findings, D'Cruz and coworkers [ 15] tested whether the expression pattern of this subset of markers was sufficient to predict, in a blinded manner, the reproductive history of a sample.

Service providers could strengthen women's ability to support men's decision to a greater degree by giving women more information and suggesting ways on how to initiate discussions on reproductive health in a manner that will be acceptable to men.

Even in the absence of legal prescriptions, international guidelines speak of an ethical duty [ 9] on the part of HIV-positive people to conduct their sexual and reproductive lives in a manner that accepts a responsibility to protect a partner or unborn child.

All manner of assisted reproductive technologies would look like miracles to anyone born before the turn of the 20th century, just as cloning would have looked like a miracle to us before Dolly the sheep.

The underlying reason for the drop in the sex ratio is unclear, but one theory states that widespread environmental endocrine disrupting chemicals affecting the male reproductive system in a negative manner could be part of the explanation.