Sentence examples for the subsequent offspring from inspiring English sources

"It gives each male an idea that they may have fathered the subsequent offspring, and it is in her interests to get that done quickly," Opie said.

But they are also aesthetic artifacts in which we can often see the subsequent offspring.

But in the case of SCNT animals, all the subsequent offspring and the cells within them originate from a single donor cell status which basically reflects a single genotype and its epigenetic status.

The MCK-Cre and PTEN flox/flox mice were mated and the subsequent offspring were then used as breeders to generate MCK-Cre controls termed PTEN+/+ (PTEN+/+ MCK-Cre+/−), muscle specific PTEN null mice termed PTEN−/− (PTEN flox/flox MCK-Cre+/−), PTEN flox controls (PTEN flox/flox MCK-Cre−/−) and wild types (PTEN+/+ MCK-Cre−/−).

The number of rivals a male was exposed to in pre-copulation treatments did not affect the subsequent offspring production of the female.

They were derived from eight single pair crosses produced in the fall of 2004 that involved wild, Exploits River salmon, with the subsequent offspring captively reared to the parr stage at the OSC.

We detected a significant diversification of the cold hardiness of eggs (up to 64.5%) that was associated with the epigenetic change in the two subsequent offspring generations.

The notion that a male could influence the female's subsequent offspring by other males was not new, but had typically been dismissed as little more than folk myth.

He embraced the nickname "America's oldest teenager" because it meant that Clark would be, prophetically, not only an arbiter of the tastes of young people (long before MTV) but also a pop culture curator who has set the standard for subsequent offspring like Seacrest, Simon Cowell and Nick Cannon.

Male offspring expressing the transgene were crossed with wild-type female littermates to maintain one copy of the transgene in subsequent offspring.

These changes do not completely disappear following the pregnancy, such that subsequent offspring are from the start of pregnancy exposed to reduced vascular resistance and hence greater uterine blood flow compared with firstborns, promoting fetal growth (9).