Sentence examples for target reproduction from inspiring English sources

The basic virus transmission probability parameter was then adjusted (keeping age-specific susceptibilities constant) to produce epidemics with target reproduction numbers, as described above.

Our explicit process of iterative falsification contrasts to most prior work in executable biology, including [ 21, 33], which describe the completed models and predictions, but do not list the attributes targeted for reproduction or the order in which they were achieved.

It is clear the reproductive tissues express transcripts and secrete proteins that may serve to target filarial nematode reproduction in a transmission blocking approach to disease control.

Reliable detection of authentic but rare target molecules requires reproduction via several independent PCRs.

Some miRNAs shared the same target genes or reproduction related pathways.

The correlation between the expressions of miRNA and their target genes in reproduction related pathways were analyzed.

Therefore, a direct target of mosquito reproduction could be an advantageous new tool to augment present control strategies.

Using an Internet-based questionnaire, we aimed to investigate the: (1) attitudes towards consanguinity, and towards consanguineous couples having children; (2) awareness and understanding of the risk for offspring associated with consanguinity; and (3) attitudes towards risk information regarding reproduction targeted at consanguineous couples.

Neurons in the SCN send axonal projections to hypothalamic and non-hypothalamic target regions involved in reproduction, including the medial preoptic area, the gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) neurons, and the autonomic nervous system.

The U.S. EPA's analysis identified the central nervous system, kidney, liver, immune and hematologic systems, and development and reproduction, as target organs of PCE toxicity (U.S. EPA 2012c).

Such culture systems can be used in reproductive toxicology, in drug targeting, and in assisted reproduction, respectively, breeding.