Ovary used in a sentence

Ovary in a sentence as a noun

Couldn't they extract an egg from each ovary and do a DNA test?

Once all the eggs are used up then the ovary stops producing oestrogen and the other hormones.

Its seeds are ovules not enclosed inside an ovary, which means that it does not need to yield fruit. Sorry for the diversion: it was a question in today's Trivial Pursuit.

Any founder would give their left nut/ovary to have this kind of "misfortune". people lining up for your product despite the biting media coverage.

Polycystic ovary syndrome does not make you fat, and it's really not that difficult to overcome the weight issues you may think are caused by it.

This also means it is linked to, for example, polycystic ovary syndrome and... heart disease and diabetes.

] But, in 2012 this dogma was challenged in a paper that found proliferative germ cells that sustain oocyte and follicle production in the postnatal mammalian ovary. This means that women do not have a limited number of eggs."

As far as the banana is concerned, we're a "predator" that increasingly preys on banana plants which produce fewer seeds but bigger, sweeter ovary. It's a directed, inverse selection pressure.

Id=21967020 Senestech's system for controlling rodents [1] is an ovary poison that stops female rodents from reproducing. The system is deployed continuously to keep rodent populations down in cities.

Com/polycystic-ovary-syndrome-pcos-and-we... That isn't to justify the many "Easy!"

From the article: > For example, pharmaceutical companies currently create cancer antibodies in expensive hamster ovary cells that do not often misfold proteins. The ability to quickly and cheaply re-form common proteins from yeast or E. coli bacteria could potentially streamline protein manufacturing and make cancer treatments more affordable.

As for the dangerous meme of "the ovary lottery": even though it's true and useful in the context of talking about estate tax, it's a very dangerous idea. It's way too easy for that meme to inhibit the idea that "if you work hard and work smart, you can create wealth", which is at the heart of the American dream, and the work ethic of the American entrepreneur. I've known one too many upper middle class kids who slack off all the time, and feel Mr. Buffet's "ovary lottery" somehow implies that the existence of inherited wealth means creating your own wealth is pointless.