Sentence examples for reproductive responses from inspiring English sources

Aphid clones differ in reproduction [ 48] and thus may also differ in their reproductive responses to cues of mortality risk.

Hence, an experiment was designed to study the effect of different colours and intensities of light on the reproductive responses of Japanese quail.

We used a novel experimental design which permitted sampling at identical circadian phases of animals exhibiting opposite seasonal reproductive responses to the same intermediate day length.

Further, Gunes and Yeril (2011) noticed that deltamethrin inhibited the lipase activity which has a negative effect on nutrition and physiological condition of fish causing poor reproductive responses in Guppies (Poecilia reticulata).

"It's the increasing day length in early spring that triggers all these reproductive responses," says Russell Foster, a neuroscientist at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom and lead author of the new study.

The measurement of insect developmental, survival and reproductive responses to temperature poses practical challenges because of their modality, variability among individuals and high mortality near the lower and upper threshold temperatures.

This study was designed to compare the reproductive response to timed AI of lactating dairy cows with cystic ovarian follicles treated with GnRH or hCG to synchronize ovulation.

It could be concluded that the Ovsynch treatment appeared to be similar to the double PGF protocol in terms of the reproductive response.

It is concluded that adult rams induce a greater reproductive response in anestrous ewes than yearling rams, inducing a greater ovulation percentage and estrous response in ewes, resulting in greater ovulation numbers, pregnancy and conception rates.

Collectively, these results indicate that dietary n-3 PUFA supplementation can modulate gene expression of key enzymes in prostaglandin biosynthetic pathway during early gestation, which in turn might have beneficial impact on overall reproductive response in breeding sows.

Because our data correspond to only one growing season, it is not possible to interpret clearly the reproductive response of each tree species and therefore the coexistence of both deciduous and evergreen in mixed forests or the predominance of one species over the other.