Examples of sexing

• The need for accurate sexing standards is par ticularly necessary for paleopathology studies.

• However, they may also reflect differences in sexing standards among researchers.

• The aim of the present study was to establish a rapid and reliable method for the sexing of preimplantation embryos in domestic cats.

• An efficient genetic sexing system is required for the mass production of sterile males for release.

• Slides were prepared from larvae, for which a successful morphology-based sexing method was not developed here.

• By consistently glossing charges of exaggeration ('sexing-up') as accusations of lying, he placed questions of public integrity and trust in the foreground.

• Sexing up the dossier: a semantic analysis of phrasal verbs for language teachers.

• Hence, she argues that there is a certain generalised passivity ascribed to the body, which allows for making it the receptor of cultural sexing and gendering.

• Therefore, for tsetse a non-destructive sexing method is required that does not impact on the productivity of the colony and which can be incorporated into a mass rearing system.

• Sexing was done on reaching adulthood.

• Sexing of live rabbit blastocysts.

• Sexing embryos by cytological methods.

• Use was made of this observation, in order to avoid carbon dioxide anaesthesia affecting flea behaviour, and the sexing of fleas was deferred until after the host-choice experiment.

• Finally, we changed our method of anaesthetising the fish—which is essential to prevent injury during measurement and sexing.

• I recently had the opportunity of listening to an agriculturalist-geneticist describe how he was able to use the genes from a crocodile to decide on the sexing of poultry.