Sentence examples for reproductive power from inspiring English sources

The labour and reproductive power of women was transferred from father to husband through the circulation of cattle in the form of bridewealth.

Male honor resides in the sexual probity of women because in patrilineal societies men must control reproductive power and fertility.

In this form, Shiva in his eternal embrace with Prakriti represents the eternal reproductive power of Nature, whom he regenerates after she loses her fertility.

"[M]en shore up masculine identity, which appears derivative and marginal in the face of women' reproductive role" by trying "to deny or to minimize women's intrinsic reproductive power by calling it polluting," writes scholar Katherine K. Young in an introduction to the book Religion and Women.

The capacity to bear pain or the pain threshold reflects the women's reproductive power [ 11].

We also attempted to take the reproductive power in wild birds, during poultry-infected months, as our starting point.

This had its origins in a chemical synthesis first carried out 50 years ago on October 15th, in a laboratory in Mexico (see article).The invention of the Pill marked a shift in the reproductive power-struggle between the sexes.

Working around the problem of photography's extraordinary reproductive powers, dealers and auction houses in the mid-1970's devised the concept of "vintage" prints.

The people of Monroe, Mich., discovered their reproductive powers the next year when their municipal water system went dry because of an invasion of the mussels.

Women will remain the second-sex, in their estimation, until that day and time when women gain full control over their reproductive powers and sexual desires.

We attribute most of this variation in results to differences in sampling procedure (e.g. biased samples or samples including very young men not likely to have ended their reproductive careers), low power of the majority of studies to detect the relevant effect size and the lack of testing for non-linear relations.