Sentence examples for breeding benefits from inspiring English sources

For migrating warblers, the researchers hypothesize that the breeding benefits of brighter male colors outweigh the threat of being spotted by a hungry predator.

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While breeding suppression benefits the breeders, as their genetic share in the population increases, it does not benefit the suppressed individuals.

Small breeding programs benefited more from cooperation than did large breeding programs, and benefits were possible even at lower values (i.e., <0.80) of the genetic correlation.

The English have a strong tradition of cattle breeding, which benefited greatly from improved practices after World War II.

The Nipponbare reference sequence could contribute insights into the molecular mechanisms underlying genomic evolution and selection in rice which would benefit breeding programs to modify and control flowering time through efficient utilization of different genes or gene alleles.

For example, the installation of linear waterways in wet grasslands is a common form of habitat management to benefit breeding waders and wader nests and foraging chicks tend to be aggregated around wet features.

We also examined whether the habitat conditions required by the threatened waders would benefit breeding amphibians and meadow plants and whether the threatened waders might act as focal species for managing coastal meadow biodiversity.

Water management can also be used to ensure a high water table in summer, benefiting breeding waders, and drier conditions in winter, preferred by the geese.

The cranberry breeding program would benefit tremendously from molecular markers that can be used for marker-assisted selection (MAS).

Availability of single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP -based molecular markerSNP -basedtly benefit breeding efforts in such non-molecularcies.