Sentence examples for aimed at breeding from inspiring English sources
To achieve this goal, the government has established a strong pigeonpea improvement program aimed at breeding and disseminating improved pigeonpea varieties.
Recently, studies aimed at breeding based on genetic selection of pigs resistant to different pathological agents have been performed [ 15, 16].
In summary, understanding of discrepant cellular mechanisms of Fe/Cd accumulation in rice provides guidance for cultivating Fe-fortified rice and has paved the way to develop rice that are tolerant to Cd stress, aiming at breeding Fe-rich but Cd-free rice.
In summary, understanding of discrepant cellular mechanisms of Fe/Cd accumulation in rice provides guidance for cultivating Fe-fortified rice and has paved the way to develop rice that are tolerant to Cd stress, aiming at breeding Fe-rich but Cd-free cultivars.
For applied purposes, one could aim at breeding crop plants with increased levels of glucoraphanin (4MSOB), a compound associated with lower risk of lung and colorectal cancer [14], or in increasing the total levels of glucosinolates in plants for application in biofumigation [15].
It is essential to take this element into account when aiming at breeding robust farm animals.
Modern genomic approaches aimed at enhancing breeding progress in cereals require high-quality genetic linkage maps.
The mission of the project is to develop innovative technologies aimed at domestication, breeding, and industrial rearing of the white grouper (Gorshkov 2010; Meiri-Ashkenazi et al. 2010).
The severe decline of sealing worldwide after World War II and the effects of international agreements aimed at conserving breeding stocks enabled several severely depleted species to replenish their numbers.
In response to this changing market we investigated the feasibility of an old approach aimed at the breeding selection of more resistant pigs.
In response to this changing market an old approach aimed at the breeding selection of more resistant pigs has gained renewed attention.
