Sentences with phrase «lowest number of eggs»

They found that women with the lowest number of eggs also had the shortest telomeres — the chromosome caps that wear away as cells age — in their white blood cells.

The study also found that some groups of women including South Asian Bangladeshi, Black African, Middle Eastern, have a significantly lower number of eggs collected than White British women.

Not exact matches

One of the limitations of this study is that due to the relatively low number of vegans, they lumped together those following a vegan diet with vegetarians that also consumed milk, eggs and fish.

Combining an egg's genetic leftovers with donor cells may be a way to double the number of eggs available for IVF in women whose ovarian reserve is running low

The bacteria process requires low - tech equipment and fewer person - hours to produce a high number of dosages, meaning cheaper vaccines than the egg - based method.

After abundant cone production in 2011, squirrel numbers increased significantly in 2012, which is when nest survival was lower and when all of the observed red squirrel predation on eggs and nestlings occurred.

Due to the relatively low abundance of eggs compared to sperm, the choice is often made by females, while males attempt to increase their number of offspring by mating promiscuously.

The response points out that allowing such research would not only overcome some of the problems of low availability of human eggs but also, if animal eggs were sourced from abattoir material, could contribute to a reduction in the number of animals used specifically for research.

Here, at least, there are a growing number of low - fee alternatives to the advisers and mutual funds most commonly used by earlier generations to nurture their nest eggs.

The numbers / comparison speaks for itself... The lower annual production of 237 eggs per hen suggests Avangardco can capture further production yield & efficiencies.

The number of flea eggs laid then declines until it reaches the lowest point shortly after sunrise.

«This spring, I became alarmed by the combination of low mission blue [butterfly] numbers and pathogen outbreak and concerned that mission blue eggs deposited in the Quarry would not be able to complete their lifecycle,» Crooker writes in a report about the translocation effort.

The number of eggs which successfully hatch is relatively low due to terrestrial predators such as monitor lizards which will dig up the eggs for food.

Rapid change due to physical forcing will usually favor production of smaller, low - priced, opportunistic species that discharge large numbers of eggs over long periods (High Confidence).