| At the extreme, true prolificacy leads to protogyny whereas normal maize shows protandry. |
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| It is an animal that has attracted by its sensitivity and playful, its hardiness, prolificacy and its exceptional quality of its milk cheese. |
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| An away point is all SAF, whose prolificacy owes much to Aleksandar Duric, require to eject Gombak United from the driving seat. |
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| Burbank's prolificacy grew out of a creativity that could seem almost shameless. |
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| Players to watch: The prolificacy of Adriano Chuva has taken Chunnam Dragons up to sixth. |
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| Inevitably, this kind of prolificacy attracted attention, and in August 2006 Cologne parted with ¤1.5 million to take him to Germany. |
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| Question 2: Can you comment on the modern sows and prolificacy? |
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| Mexico 1970 may have belonged to the constellation of stars that comprised Brazil's shimmering galaxy, but it was also illuminated by the prolificacy of Gerd Muller. |
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| The prolificacy of Mohammed Noor inspired Al Ittihad to the AFC Champions League title in 2004 and 2005, and the 31-year-old is gunning for a treble. |
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| Breeders wishing to change the prolificacy of their flocks are advised to use the Litter Size EBV when making selection decisions. |
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| However, their lack of prolificacy in front of goal was evident again as Everton restricted the hosts to few chances as time ebbed away. |
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| Unusually the ram was one of quads born to a quality ewe that has a track record of both success and prolificacy. |
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| Among those who have paid attention the whole way, he may be best and most properly known for his stamina as a performer and his enduring prolificacy as a songwriter. |
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| We see this in his excesses — not merely the prolificacy of his output, but the outrageousness of his characters' offenses, their deeds, appetites, shames and confessions. |
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| Debutants Switzerland have battled their way to the final of the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup Dubai 2009, largely thanks to the prolificacy of Dejan Stankovic. |
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| As the campaign progressed, so did the Pirates' prolificacy and progress. |
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| It's survival is ensured by its carefulness and prolificacy. |
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| The core component of our technology is a genetic biochip specifically designed for the analysis in blood samples of those genetic markers that affect swine prolificacy. |
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| This is a hardy and prolific breed that has become much more prominent over the last 20 years due to its excellent prolificacy and mothering ability. |
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