The DEB theory assumes that somatic processes (growth and maintenance) and reproductive processes (development and reproduction) take place in parallel.
Three of these seven molecular functions are related specifically to sexual reproduction; the others pertain to general reproductive processes.
In her first chapter Steinberg looks at the role genetic research has played in reproductive processes.
Increasingly, the compatibility of genomes, reproductive processes at the cellular, organ, and physiological level become important.
Studies began emerging in the late 1970's that showed these chemicals wreaking havoc with the reproductive processes in rodents.
Include a glossary in your book that precisely explains these terms and how they refer to important plant reproductive processes.
Selected by Simon Taylor, the curator of Guild Hall Museum in East Hampton, the show celebrates the paradoxical notion that original art can be made using reproductive processes.
And, as if nature were protecting man against his own ingenuity, the reproductive processes were affected for a time; men became sterile, women had miscarriages, menstruation stopped.
The life cycles and reproductive processes described above characterize the vast majority of their respective plant groups.
"In this context, the 'guilty' burden of genetic risk is, I would suggest, disproportionately weighted onto the female body, whose reproductive processes are already viewed with concern, if not opprobrium with dominant and legal discourse".
The mandibulate arthropods (e.g., crustaceans, insects) include more species than any other group and have invaded most habitats, a fact reflected in their reproductive processes.
