Sentence examples for breed resources from inspiring English sources

The availability of diverse cattle breed resources with adaptive and productive differences will allow breed types to be matched to different environments, management capabilities and markets.

The animals in this study were from two different genetic lines, which originated from the same breed resources.

The low-density SNP genotypes can be imputed to 50k SNP density based on available genotypes from a large multi-breed resource flock [ 15, 16].

This selected reference set had the same size as the random reference set (2000 animals) and was based on calculating first the genomic relationship between animals in the test set and all reference animals (i.e. the multi-breed resource flock) based on common 12k genotypes and VanRaden's algorithm [ 19].

Genotator generates a comprehensive set of results for any disease by integrating gene and annotation data from 11 externally accessible and best-of-breed genetic resources.

Imputation test sets and reference sets were subsets of genotype data selected from a large multi-breed sheep resource flock.

Random reference sets consisted of 1000, 2000 or 3000 purebred Merinos; 1000 crossbred Merinos; 1000, 2000 and 3000 mixed crossbred Merinos (combination of BLxM, PDxM and WSxM) or 367 available non-Merino purebreds (purebred BL, PD and WS) extracted from the large multi-breed sheep resource flock.

Sparse resources breed territoriality, and no one has sparser resources than graduate students.

As species always breed beyond available resources, favourable variations would make organisms better at surviving and passing the variations on to their offspring, while unfavourable variations would be lost.

Growing beyond proper limits, government saps initiative, sucks resources, breeds a sense of entitlement and imposes a stifling uniformity on the diverse webs of local activity.

Park managers would like to eradicate the guilty mosquito, and that may be possible with Culex because it needs fresh water to breed, a limited resource during the dry season.