Sentence examples for suggests offspring from inspiring English sources

In particular, it suggests offspring of HBV-positive high seafood-consuming women may be at higher risk of verbal, spatial and fine-motor skill delays associated with MeHg-induced developmental neurotoxicity.

Heavier females produced significantly more sons than lighter females, suggesting offspring sex ratio depends on females' condition, as predicted by the Trivers and Willard hypothesis [ 54].

15 Our own recent work suggests that offspring of obese pregnant women are at increased risk of premature death in adulthood.

This suggests that offspring from forced flight mothers compensate for a smaller size early in development by growing and feeding for longer.

This suggests that offspring from small eggs compensate for a smaller size early in development by growing and feeding for longer (and see [ 7]).

Experimental evidence suggests that offspring of obese mothers may be at increased risk of obesity, possibly due to genetic susceptibility or perhaps to epigenetic changes (Waterland et al. 2008; Wu and Suzuki 2006).

As the presence of antibodies was not associated with mood disorder (or any psychopathology) in the offspring, the authors suggested that offspring of bipolar subjects are more vulnerable to develop thyroid antibodies independently from the vulnerability to develop psychiatric disorders.

Our results thus suggest that offspring number depends on female body mass whereas offspring quality (e.g., mean pup body mass) depends on females' age or experience.

I'm just suggesting that offspring have evolved to use waking up mothers and suckling more intensely to delay the birth of another sibling".

Studies suggest that offspring of diabetic mothers (ODM) undergo a fetal programming effect due to the hyperglycaemic intrauterine milieu which increases their risk of cardiovascular morbidity in adult life.

Vyasa finally agreed to that "disgusting task", but suggested that offspring of perversity cannot be a source of joy.