Sentence examples for breed inertia from inspiring English sources
Another reason for a new golden age of small companies is that size and incumbency breed inertia, faster than ever even in the best of companies.
Many voters who supported Mr. Simitis simultaneously expressed disenchantment with his party, Pasok, whose longevity in power bred corruption and inertia.
Or are they condemned by the inertia bred of socialist egalitarianism and the opiate of Cuba's wonderful music to remain passive?
In this case, Axes 1 and 2 contributed with 12 and 8.3 % of the total inertia, respectively, and most breeds were clustered in a single cluster, but the major proportion of the variation on both axes was again explained by the Pirenaica, Moncaína and Blanca Celtibérica breeds.
4. A bitch that is unable to give birth normally, due to anatomy or inherited inertia, should be excluded from further breeding – irrespective of the breed.
In the present study it was found that the need for veterinary assistance during whelping in the Boxer breed increased with age and that the incidence of uterine inertia was significantly higher in bitches that were four years or older than in younger bitches.
It is, therefore, likely that there is a multifactorial predisposition for dystocia in the Boxer breed and that, like in most other breeds of dogs, primary uterine inertia is the main factor.
On Axis 2, the most differentiated breeds were Pirenaica and Moncaína, explaining 33.5 % of the total inertia, followed by Blanca Celtibérica (15.8 %).
When all breeds were included in the analysis, the first two axes contributed 27.4 and 8.1%% of the total inertia, respectively (Fig. 5a).
