Sentence examples for breed up from inspiring English sources

The project's aim is not to breed up a tougher tree but to create one through genetic engineering.

Senator Ellison DuRant Smith of South Carolina called on the nation to "to shut the door and to breed up a pure, unadulterated American citizenship".

Each female can breed up to 4 times a year, and oestrus lasts an average of 3 h [24], [27].

According to Churchill, the CTC's initial goal was to breed up to 1,000 CC strains.

Analysis of mitochondrial genome variation in modern CB pigs revealed that the Far Eastern A2 cytochrome-b (MT-CYB) haplogroup reached a high frequency in this breed (up to 73%) [ 3].

From localized roots in England across the empire, she traces the notion of breed up to the present when conservation efforts have expanded it to include not only physiology and inheritance, but time and tradition, turning beasts of burden simultaneously into living archives and future potential.

Here they are relatively safe and can be bred up to provide foundation populations.

Bred up for the Shia clergy, his life was changed in 1905 by the popular movement to secure parliamentary government from the feckless and extravagant Qajar monarchy.

If Robbie had never much bothered about the moorits and Cheviots his poor dead and buried father had bred up over the years, now he positively neglected them.

From his childhood he had been bred up with Aruns in his family, and when now grown up did not leave his house, professing to wish for the enjoyment of his society.

Of all Cookes in the World the French are esteem'd the best, and of all Cookes that ever France bred up, this may very well challenge the first place, as the neatest and compleatest that ever attend the French Court and Armies.