Sentence examples for reproductive studies from inspiring English sources

The confusing range of morphological variation observed in coral is widely thought to be associated with interspecific hybridization, with some clear and well-studied examples based on molecular and reproductive studies; most notably Atlantic Acropora [15], [18], (currently listed under the ESA) and the Montastrea complex [19], [20] (proposed for listing under the ESA).

Due to their size and anatomical similarity to humans, baboons make an excellent model for reproductive studies.

Selected variables in the margin of safety study and the reproductive studies were subjected to statistical analyses by using a mixed linear model.

Although Emmett Duffy has collected dozens of such colonies here over the past two decades, we need new specimens for advanced genetic and reproductive studies.

Current ICHS5 R2) reproductive studies for pharmaceuticals have a minimalist design compared to other sectors and could benefit from re-consideration of longer dosing periods especially for drugs intended for chronic administration, single gender testing and other more minor modifications.

Further reproductive studies of P. cephalophora in the natural populations on Lanyu and the Philippines are needed.

The first half of this chapter discusses standard reproductive study designs and regulatory guidelines governing the timing and design of these studies.

The adult/lifetime TRV of 20 μg Ni/kg-day is based on post-implantation loss/perinatal mortality in a 2-generation reproductive study in rats.

Therefore the no-observed-effect level (NOAEL) is 5000 mg/kg/day for both parental and offspring in this reproductive study.

The reproductive patterns correlated with El Niño/La Niña-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) patterns in addition to a detailed reproductive study of the nightjar would be important in clarifying whether the nightjar is a seasonal breeder in response to rainfall and if it is nomadic during periods of rain or drought.

The mice had earlier undergone a reproductive study where each animal had four mating opportunities.