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(181) Hayes notes that if the feminized males do reproduce as females, they can only produce male offspring, which further skews the population sex ratio.

(182) Larger males are more likely to win fights, are more dominant, have clout with the Ivy's maitre d', make eye contact with bar staff at crucial moments, and, crucially, are more likely to reproduce.

(183) A report in the journal Science explains how bdelloid rotifers, which reproduce asexually, clear parasitic infections by drying out to kill the freeloader.

(184) Objective : To reproduce the rat model of Dampness - heat syndrome.

(185) Researchers also discovered that Malassezia might be able to reproduce sexually.

(186) Whether it is necessary to reproduce the flavor of ancientness and how to realize it are controversial problems and have become the central issue which has frustrated the academic translation field.

(187) The isolated virus can reproduce in embryo of muscovy duck, and showed a weakening tendency of its virulent.

(188) Some animals and plants that reproduce asexually "can in principle achieve essentially eternal life," according to a University of Gothenburg press release.

(189) The results refer to things of earth Goddess on behalf of their propagation methods, the human is divided into men and women, with men and women called humans, reproduce.

(190) Many plants self-pollinate, but most orchids need help to reproduce.

(191) The key of life is its ability to reproduce slightly out of kilter rather exactitude.

(192) Combining the large screen display CRT, industrial television and computer technique, the system can display and reproduce the whole operational and acc...

(193) The way to reproduce an outbred ancestor is to mate two individuals that mimic the appearance and pedigree of the ancestor's parents.

(194) They have no time to spare. They must reproduce, which is why from the age of two onward they make big, flashy flowers and infuse them with exceptionally generous portions of nectar.

(195) At the same time. based on the idiomatic expression(sentencedict.com), the"abstracted"word is appropriately amplified and extended in the translation to reproduce the original information faith...

(196) I was shocked that you would reproduce this painting since, for Muslims, it is sacrilegious to paint or depict any holy person(Mohammed Busheri.

(197) This means the first life must have originated in rich and complex environment that supplied energy and all the chemical building blocks to help the "universal machine" reproduce easily.

(198) The random profile graph experiment has demonstrated the waveform measured by the piezoelectric pickup that can really reproduce the profile of roughness surface.

(199) But sometime soon a line will be crossed in a laboratory somewhere and the first unarguably living thing created from scratch by the hand of man will divide itself in two and begin to reproduce.

(200) The machine in hardware store can reproduce a key in two minutes.

(201) To produce or reproduce ( an object ) by electrodeposition on a mold.

(202) Lewison said that long-lived species are particularly affected by accidental entanglement in fishing lines, because these species take so long to reproduce.

(203) You can use CDE to allow your colleagues to reproduce and build upon your computational experiments, to quickly deploy prototype software to a compute cluster, and to submit executable bug reports.

(204) Although no raptors are easy to breed, if from the human angle, you are a beginner then you will find that the Harris hawk and Saker falcon are two of the easiest species to persuade to reproduce.

(205) Trends to reproduce color images using different halftone algorithms have been emerged in modem color xerographic digital printing area.

(205) Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

(206) Electroformed apertures reproduce the mandrel photo resist finish faithfully and do not require any further processing.

(207) Thus, the traditional cyclic debugging technique based on repeated re-execution to reproduce bugs does not work effectively for concurrent programs.

(208) One cognitive scientist, David Geary, argues that as human society grows increasingly complex, individuals don't need to be as intelligent in order to survive and reproduce.

(209) They occur naturally when bacteria, plants and insects reproduce asexually, and when mammalian embryos split and go on to develop into identical twins.

(210) The stupid Stone HAD also recorded its transformation and below we shall reproduce the seal characters engraved on it by the scabby monk.