Sentence examples for all domesticated from inspiring English sources

A recent study supported the view that all "domesticated" strains (including laboratory, industrial, fermentation, clinical, and vineyard strains) have accumulated more deleterious recessive alleles than wild S. cerevisiae strains (Plech et al. 2014).

The authors proposed that this gene variant was critical for domestication because it was in all domesticated chickens.

For all domesticated animals, it was 300 million tons.

Belyaev's hypothesis was that all domesticated species had been selected for a single criterion: tameness.

Jungle fowl are unique to the Oriental region and are the source of all domesticated chickens.

He pointed to an ungainly bush, the progenitor of all domesticated tomatoes.

Remarkably little is known of the diseases of the goat, the water buffalo, the camel, the elephant, the yak, the llama, or the alpaca; all are domesticated animals upon which the economies of many developing countries depend.

Horses were brought to the Americas initially by Spanish settlers, and to the West later as part of wagon trains and cavalry units in the United States Army, but all were domesticated.

Kind of an odd little factoid for someone who passionately defends the institution they claim to hold so dear and wish to protect from all those domesticated queer folk.

The intron sequences of all human domesticated genes were compared to sequences obtained from WGS genomic sequences from the representatives of all placental superorders.

In almost all cases domesticated cereal crops have been derived from ancestors with annual growth habits, although the ancestor of rice, Oryza rufipogon, has both annual and perennial forms (Londo et al., 2006).