Sentence examples for Two sire from inspiring English sources
There were no differences between the two sire lines for number of feeder visits or feeder occupation time per visit (P>0.10).
The total capacitance (C) of the photodetector can be described by two sire capacitors, one corresponding to junction capacitance Cj (PSi-c-Si junction) and the other to the geometric capacitor Cg (Al-PSi junction).
A study that used DNA pools created from MAP affected and non affected animals from two sire families, compared allele frequencies for a panel of microsatellite markers between the pools and identified a marker significantly associated to MAP status on BTA12, located at position 67356645 [32].
The main reason for a large number of recombinations observed in the sire is incorrect assignment of haplotypes in the offspring, i.e. haplotype blocks coming from the dam were assigned to the sire (e.g. animal 9 in Figure 4F); this generates a random scatter of switches between the two sire strands because that region did not originate from the sire.
The two sires were full siblings; one bull sired three affected calves, and the other sired four.
Each sire was mated to two dams, and each dam was mated to two sires, producing 50 viable full-sib families (29 sires, 25 dams).
The paternal haplotypes within sire showed, although not significant, that haplotypes of the two sires had a contrary effect on daughter yield deviation for percentage of protein as well.
It is often said that all present day Scotties stem from a single bitch, Splinter II, and two sires.
The two sires homozygous for the NGS-58779 "A" allele 3099 and 3257 also have variant V1.
Three sires (sires I, II and III) were in the top 1st to 15th percentiles for all industry sires for this trait (high muscling group) and two sires (sires IV and VI), each with EBVs of -1.07 were in the 95th percentile (low muscling group), while one sire (sire V) had an EBV of +0.9 (45th percentile).
This is illustrated in Figure 1 which shows the fill pattern for a toy example of data for four countries, with two sires used in each country – a global sire and a local sire – and two progeny per sire.
