Sentence examples for breeding because of its from inspiring English sources

The gene has no known function, but the mutation's presence in all gray horses indicates that the animals had a common ancestor--one that humans probably chose for breeding because of its unique color.

EIV can have a profound economic impact on the horse industry causing a major disruption to horse racing and breeding because of its rapid spread.

Peach is a candidate for targeted mutation breeding because of its compact diploid genome (220 Mbp), self-compatibility, and short juvenile stage (2-3 years) for a woody plant.

These differences are reflected in the diverse culinary applications these cv are used for: some (CAR, VN and ARB) are renowned for the preparation of Italian risotto specialties, VOL is used for risotto and timbale, BAL is used for soups and cakes, whereas GV is an old cv used for breeding because of its resistance to diseases.

Finally, Hua1037S was considered as excellent female parent for two-line blast resistant hybrid breeding because of its blast resistance, low CTP and better agronomic traits.

Thus, T. dolabrata is an important tree species in Japanese forestry and future forest tree breeding because of its superior wood properties.

Officials said they chose insemination rather than sending Shanthi to another zoo for breeding because of logistical difficulties.

However, not all bc mutants can be used for breeding because of their concomitant phenotypes, such as dwarfism, low fertility and withering of leaf apex (Zhang et al., 2009; Zhang et al., 2010; Zhou et al., 2009).

The situation in honey bees differs from the usual situation in farm animal breeding, because of the honey bees' mode of reproduction.

Fabaceae is the third largest family of flowering plants, comprising 650 genera and 18 000 species with a variety of characteristics; many of which have long been targets of breeding because of their agronomic and industrial importance.

Among Scandinavian cold-blooded trotters, a high grade of OUC (grade 4-5, using a 5 point scale) is still considered a pathological condition and at least one stallion every five years is excluded from breeding because of this condition.