Meanings of prolificacy in English

This great prolificacy is what makes the scale so serious a pest.

Perhaps it's her prolificacy that is causing her to spread herself too thinly.

Earnshaw reduced Harrison's complexity and Arnold's prolificacy to an almost platonic essence of chronometer.

Small Tail Han sheep had significant characteristics of high prolificacy.

These indicated that the allele A may have certain correlation with prolificacy in Jining Grey goats.

These results provide further evidence that the GDF9 gene may be significantly correlated with high prolificacy in goats.

Sinistrari adds that they do not need to pollute a sleeping man, since they possess genitals and are endowed with prolificacy.

At this stage, given their ever-increasing prolificacy, the very definition of what a Netflix original movie is has become a bit foggy.

These results preliminarily showed that the detected loci of the BMPR-IB gene had no significant effect on prolificacy of Jining Grey goats.

These results show that the two loci of GH gene are highly associated with abundant prolificacy and superovulation response in goat breeds.

As for other mutations in BMP15, this new mutation is associated with increased prolificacy and sterility in heterozygous and homozygous ewes respectively.

Secondly, we might have to consciously down-regulate our athletic and creative competitions and prolificacy for the sake of more knowledge-seeking and supplying.

Growth differentiation factor 9 (GDF9) was studied as a candidate gene for high prolificacy in goats.

They have all the finest characteristics that you could ask for except prolificacy which may be due to the lack of a proper pollinizer.

In choosing a variety the other qualities to look for besides hardiness without winter covering are size, color, flavor, prolificacy and good shipping qualities.

The insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF1) gene was studied as a candidate gene for high prolificacy in sheep.