Sentence examples for breed in which from inspiring English sources
On Nov. 12, 1997, Special Times Just Right was born as a singleton in a breed in which litters usually range from four to eight.
The patient reported here is a female and belongs to a breed in which GEI, to the authors' knowledge, has not been previously described.
The patient reported here is a female and belongs to a breed in which GEI, to the authors' knowledge, has not been described before.
With CNVs demonstrating a possible correspondence with breed diversity and adaptation, Nguni cattle present a valuable breed in which to investigate CNV prevalence and distribution.
Moreover, suspected events of crossbreeding were confirmed for the MLB breed in which crossbred animals belong to unassigned herds or herds classified in a single group with the Friesian and Zealand sheep.
In the AR breed, we found a He value of (0.72) with a significant deficit of heterozygotes, which can be explained by the fact that this is an international breed in which mating between close relatives is common [ 26].
A plausible explanation might be recent admixture that occurred during the complicated breeding history of these breeds, in which crosses are made between genetically divergent breeds that also experienced severe genetic bottlenecks.
Selective breeding for high milk yield in dairy cows has led to breeds in which the nutritional demands of the very high lactation rates following calving are in excess of that which the animal can metabolise from ingested feed [ 1].
Primary breed-specific hyperlipidaemia is reported in Shetland Sheepdogs and Miniature Schnauzers, breeds in which GM are known to occur more frequently than in other breeds.
Docking is not necessary in short-tailed breeds, and it is not usually done in breeds in which a long tail is valued, such as Zwartbles.
Polycystic kidney disease (PKD) is a slowly progressive disease affecting Persian and Persian-related breeds, in which fluid-filled cysts expand within the kidneys, destroying functional tissue.
