Sentence examples for routinely reproducing from inspiring English sources

Scientists have discovered that female sawfish appear to be routinely reproducing without any male input through an alternative form of reproduction known as parthenogenesis.

If humans were routinely reproducing after the age of 70, then variations with additional branches of coronary arteries would be selected.

Material relating to Hebraica already contained in the general LCRIs and DCM is not routinely reproduced here.

Billig's Banal Nationalism turned the attention to how nationalism is also 'flagged' and routinely reproduced in existing states.

Robert Powell, a biology professor and snake expert at Avila University in Kansas City, said the Brahminy blind snake – a small burrowing animal native to southeast Asia commonly known as the flowerpot snake – has long been the only known snake that routinely reproduces without a male's contribution.

This suggests that, for 3-D similarity methods to provide biologically meaningful results, the conformer generation program employed should be able to routinely reproduce known "bioactive" conformers (e.g., an experimentally-derived ligand conformation of a chemical bound in a protein crystal structure binding pocket).

Adult Hydra routinely reproduce asexually, with cells from the body column displaced into buds.

The polyps routinely reproduced asexually at 18°C, and strobilation occurred when the temperature was increased to 25°C.

Also these genetic markers can be applied periodically to monitor changes in heterogeneity and heterozygosity in the accessions, as they are routinely reproduced for maintenance.

Regrettably, application of standard (small molecule) chemical theory paradigms to macromolecules routinely fails to reproduce experimentally observable metrics.

Computational approaches, such as molecular dynamics (MD), are now routinely used to reproduce the intrinsic dynamics of proteins, but effective tools are still required to gain functional insight from the simulated data.