Sentence examples for as domesticated from inspiring English sources

Fera is Latin for wild which is hilarious, because this restaurant is as domesticated as my cat.

"I've got two cats at home, and they're as domesticated as any animal on earth," he says.

We keep alligators in pens and then kill them for their hides, but I don't think of them as domesticated.

Such preferences are important for the fitness of organisms in their natural environments, but may hinder their performance as domesticated microbial cell factories.

About 25% of the zebrafish's 17,000 genes are duplicated, and those that are mutated may also exist in wild animals as well as domesticated ones.

Around 6.5percentnt of their breeding gene pool is indeed continuously maintained with wild species and "landraces" (Swanson [1997]), defined by the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) as "domesticated plants adapted to the natural and cultural environment in which they live (or originated); usually possessing more diverse phenotypes and genotypes than what is commonly referred to as a "breed".

It concluded that dogs may have been domesticated as early as 135,000 years ago.

Herbaceous perennials could be harvested and handled as are existing domesticated grains.

These crops thus appear in the archaeobotanical record as fully domesticated, and the selective pressures imposed early in their domestication are unknown.

Domestication is a continuous ongoing evolutionary process, acting on incipient and semi-domesticated plants as well as on fully domesticated plants.

Just as we domesticated the dog by breeding those with affable faces and comparatively compact dentition, Dr. Wrangham said, so we may have domesticated ourselves in part by choosing mates with sweet, nonthreatening smiles.