Sentence examples for breeding alongside from inspiring English sources
The russet sparrow has been recorded breeding alongside the Eurasian tree sparrow and white wagtail in black kite nests, taking advantage of the territorial defence of the kites to avoid nest predation.
When paired with larger males, females too suffered a reduction in lifespan when breeding alongside mites.
This can explain why females live longer after breeding alongside mites, but only when their male is small.
However, when the mites were present, then they had a shorter lifespan if they were breeding alongside a large male.
In this situation, and unlike the male, the female has a relatively long life after reproduction when breeding alongside mites.
Females had a longer lifespan if they were breeding alongside a large male and there were no mites in the reproductive event.
Further, dense genome-wide SNP data can also be included in breeding programs alongside extensive phenotype and pedigree information to increase the accuracy of selection for key traits using genomic selection [ 19, 20].
There are thought to be 30 or more of the snakes, descendants of a small group released in the 1980s, living and breeding in the undergrowth alongside the Regent's Canal at the edge of Regent's Park, near London Zoo.
Moreover, in a perennial species like coffee in which selection takes a very long time, the use of genetic transformation alongside conventional breeding techniques will enable the introduction of agronomically useful traits in the best cultivated varieties in only one step.
Scientific progress has indeed driven the rise of the private seed sector through the professionalisation of plant breeding, before igniting the reign of life-science giants through the infusion of molecular plant breeding capacity into the industry, alongside the vertical integration of technology-heavy start-ups.
In addition, the model developed here can be used alongside other models to refine breeding for other yield potential and grain quality traits.
