Sentence examples for support reproduction from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, only the patches on the sodic sites and termite mounds produced foliage of sufficient quality to support reproduction and maintenance of body condition.
Thus ponds having MCS of less than 2 males are less likely to support reproduction, and the probability of successful breeding decreases as MCS decreases.
As winter requires higher thermoregulatory costs and is also a critical season for mating and maintaining suitable territory to support reproduction, parasitized G. nanus may be more susceptible to predation and/or are less successful in mating during winter.
Under conditions of food scarcity, it may make sense to delay menarche until sufficient energy resources are available to support reproduction [4], [5], [6], while familial or local social stressors appear to accelerate menarche when social conditions are unstable and future survival is uncertain [7], [8], [9], [10].
Yeast fitness has been largely approximated to mitotic growth, which disregards mortality during periods that do not support reproduction.
Taken together, our data suggest that GSC animals accumulate excess fat because they cannot stop production of fat that would otherwise support reproduction.
Today and in the next few weeks, the Westchester County Department of Parks, Recreation and Conservation will be offering free nature walks exploring these vernal ponds, which flourish in the spring, support the reproduction of their own special species and evaporate in the summer heat, leaving little trace of their fleeting fertility.
Under fiscal incentives, local governments support the reproduction of enterprises instead of corruption with revenue they gain from these enterprises (Oi 1992).
Empty space opens up between the blobs where there is none of the first molecule to support the reproduction of the second.
As computers have evolved to support programmed reproduction of multimedia information, the complexity but not the character or interest have changed.
A fitness advantage would be obtained only if there were sufficient nutrient stores to support earlier reproduction, and an integrated adaptive response would thus require both accelerated puberty and altered metabolism.
