Sentence examples for a long term breeding from inspiring English sources
This is a long term breeding strategy, with results obtained thus far showing that oil quality, taken as unsaturated fatty acid content, is better in the hybrids and in their backcrosses than in the commercial E. guineensis [ 1, 7, 8].
The mapping population chosen for this purpose met two important criteria; segregating for the trait of interest and is relevant in the long term breeding scheme or strategy to improve the oil quality trait.
Jenkins believes the abduction project was a long-term breeding program.
This population has been the subject of a long-term breeding survey since its establishment in 1947, with 1018 great tit nestboxes installed throughout the core area.
It is common in animal breeding studies to observe the benefits over a fixed time horizon, and the optimal solutions for a long-term breeding program are those that maximize the cumulated total genetic value over the planning horizon [ 31, 32].
Captive kestrel pairs were bred under control or EMF conditions for one (short-term) or two (long-term) breeding seasons.
Aerial surveys of the surf scoter (Melanitta perspicillata), white-winged scoter (M. fusca), black scoter (M. nigra), oldsqaw (Clangula hyemalis), spectacled eider (Somateria fischeri), and Steller's eider (Polysticta stellei) show long-term breeding population declines, especially the latter three species.
On this basis, the soybean breeders at the Agriculture Genetics Institute (AGI) of Vietnam have initiated a long-term soybean breeding program to construct and release various drought-tolerant soybean cultivars through conventional breeding and radiation-induced mutagenesis.
We tested how current and potential future AES hedge management regimes affected the diversity and abundance of Lepidoptera species that utilise the hedge as a breeding resource, using a long term, multi-site, manipulative field experiment.
It also means that bears could be eliminated from some areas where they currently live, when in fact grizzlies need to expand their range so that populations in the Greater Yellowstone area can mix with those in the northern Rockies to establish a viable long-term breeding population.
