Sentence examples for breeding activity from inspiring English sources

A dose of 0.5 Gy from neon-ion beams induced a marked decrease in breeding activity in the prenatally irradiated male rats, while for the carbon-ion beams or X-rays, the significantly reduced breeding activity was observed only when the prenatal dose was at 1.0 Gy or more.

It was concluded that the exposure of sexually inactive bucks to goats in oestrus is an inexpensive, practical and efficient way to elicit sexual activity in bucks, which subsequently triggers breeding activity of anoestrus French Alpine goats.

Although breeding activity for Fe and Zn would be difficult because G × E interaction is prevalent, multi-location evaluation of germplasm collection help to identify superior genotypes to achieve this objective.

My guide was Nigel Jarrett, the head of conservation breeding at WWT and the man who has godfathered all the birds since they were eggs in the remote province of Chukotka, and he indicated the increasing signs of breeding activity – once I had got over the shock of not only seeing them, but of being right in with them.

Moreover, there are populations of these and other species in Europe and North America which, albeit warmer winter and spring temperatures, do not show phenological shifts in breeding activity [17],[26]-[29 ,[26]-[29

After autumn, the resting period for breeding activity, the size and activity of the males' testes increase, signalling the start of a new reproductive cycle.

Cowbirds are difficult to study since breeding activities are distributed among many host nests.

The irregular peanut types are probably the result of breeding activities that attempted to increase genetic variation.

If we are serious about our breeding activities, including participation in breeding programmes, then we have to follow what we know is right.

Bollworms, which belong to the insect order Lepidoptera, attack cotton plants at different stages, though the feeding and breeding activities intensify as the crop matures.

Thus, our study shows that, in our study area, agro-forestry and cattle breeding activities constrain badger sett use, while food and water availability influence their distribution.