Sentence examples for bred patterns from inspiring English sources

Darwin used the word instinct in a number of different ways to refer to what impels a bird to breed; to a disposition, such as courage or obstinacy in a dog; to selectively bred patterns of behaviour such as the tumbling movements of tumbler pigeons; to feelings such as sympathy in people; and to stereotyped actions such as those employed by honeybees when constructing the cells of a honeycomb.

Failure to migrate or proliferate sufficiently results in the unpigmented patches seen in humans (Fleischman et al., 1991), numerous mouse mutants (Lamoreux et al., 2010) and also in the selectively bred piebald patterns of domestic animals, such as horses and cows (Hauswirth et al., 2012; Fontanesi et al., 2010).

This paper presents comprehensive information on mortality by including individual breed patterns of death for overall mortality and by category-specific causes.

Interestingly, we found high levels of CNV diversity within breeds, suggesting that structural variation may be an important source of genetic variation contributing to within breed patterns of phenotypic diversity.

Many methods have been proposed to scan for selection signatures at the genomic level [ 5] by analysing either within- or across-breeds patterns of diversity by comparing allele or haplotype frequencies and sizes, alleles that are segregating or fixed in populations, and to preferentially detect recent or ancient selection events [ 5- 7].

His much-cited claim to Alabamian history — his successful prosecution of two Ku Klux Klan members who orchestrated the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing, which killed four black girls, in 1963 — was impressive, though, in a state where familiarity and habit breed voting patterns, it was not enough to energize potential voters.

"I go through every hive and look to find an unusual breed pattern and make sure the queen bee is OK".

Ezzyat, Y. & Davachi, L. Similarity breeds proximity: pattern similarity within and across contexts is related to later mnemonic judgments of temporal proximity.

CNV region (CNVR) incidence also demonstrates some tendancy to parallel breed history and breed formation patterns [ 4, 5].

We then describe how AMY2B copy numbers vary in individuals from 20 dog breeds and find strong breed-dependent patterns, indicating that the ability to digest starch varies both at the breed and individual level.

Regardless, all hatchery fish differed from naturally spawned fish in two important ways: their parents were bred artificially without natural patterns of sexual selection or mate choice, and they were reared in a controlled setting rather than a river from fertilization until their release.