fecundity|fecundities in English

noun

[fe·cun·di·ty || fɪ'kʌndətɪ]

productiveness, ability to bear young (in female animals); fertility, fruitfulness

Use "fecundity|fecundities" in a sentence

1. fecundity of the mind.

2. Fecundity declines rapidly after the age of

3. The boy's fecundity of imagination amazed his teacher.

4. He delighted in female subtlety, slyness and fecundity.

5. The probability of survival is the reciprocal of fecundity.

6. biological parameter estimates (age, weight, sex, maturity and fecundity),

7. The fecundity of her imagination remained undiminished even at

8. The illustrations throughout achieve density without confusion, fecundity without claustrophobia.

9. The fecundity of freedom is demonstrated most dramatically and clearly in agriculture.

10. The fecundity of A. variegate was lower under applying low dose pesticide.

11. Women can not increase their fecundity by taking more mates; men can.

12. After can be with microwave debaucjed of remedial palace neck affected fecundity?

13. The bottom half is a counterpoint to the showy fecundity of the top.

14. Synonyms for Abundancy include fecundity, fertility, creativity, fruitfulness, productiveness, fertileness, fructiferousness, inventiveness, productivity and

15. The fecundity of adult Jerichos must be legend, the navigation abilities of the larvae extraordinary.

16. No evidence of selection against hybrids or Backcrosses was apparent, as both hybrid and backcross growth rates and fecundities were high

17. FECUNDITY tends to match instability across Africa: the greater the misery, the higher the birth rate.

18. As in the case of genes, fecundity is much more important than longevity of particular copies.

19. Body mass, sex ratio, fecundity, and population abundance were also measured in summer and autumn populations.

20. Freeze - banking pieces of ovarian cortex prior to treatment is a new technology for preserving fecundity.

21. Due to its small size and high fecundity it is relatively cheap to breed, buy and maintain.

22. Whitefly longevity and fecundity are the shortest and the lowest on treated cucumber plants with only phosphorus fertilizer.

23. The results showed that all these factors except for light time obviously influenced the fly growth and fecundity.

24. If fecundity continued to evade her, the question of responsibility was bound to come up sooner or later.

25. There were fewer famines and a greater agricultural surplus which allowed people to live longer and increase their fecundity.