Sentence examples for breeding care from inspiring English sources

The breeding, care, and maintenance of medieval war-horses, and the mastering of the skills of mounted combat, required immense amounts of time, skill, and resources.

2009/63), and was carried out according to the National Health and Medical Research Council of Australia guidelines for the breeding, care and use of genetically modified and cloned animals for scientific purposes 2007.

RCD provided the CFTR mutant mice and consulted on their breeding, care and genotyping.

All animal breeding, care and experimentation procedures were in accordance with the German national and regional legislation on animal protection.

The breeding, care and sacrifice of the animals were in accordance with the protocols approved by the Animal Care and Use Committee of the King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centre.

Animal breeding, care, and all experimental procedures were approved by the ethical and humane committee of Guangzhou Medical College and carried out strictly in accordance with the related regulations on administration of experimental animals under the SPF animal experiment number: 0052246.

Exhibits exceptional expertise in: breeds, breeding, bloodline, medical care, conformation, desirability, marketability, training, and personality traits of the horse.

While it may seem contrary to the species' highly territorial nature, there is one verified cases of polygamy in Germany, with a male apparently mating with two females, and cooperative brooding in Spain, with a third adult of undetermined sex helping a breeding pair care for the chicks.

We thank Alf Blomqvist for help with breeding and care of the birds; Anna Westring, Lina Strömstedt, Carolyn Fitzimmons, Sojeong Ka and Åsa Schippert for laboratory help with the RNA isolation, microarray hybridization and analysis and real time RT-PCR analysis; Leif Andersson and Richard Kirkden for comments on the paper.

Many of the farms have no expertise in breeding or caring for the species they claim to produce, but government monitoring at these front farms is nearly nonexistent.

Away from the guests, the crew tracks breeding patterns, cares for sick birds and hand-raise babies whose parents aren't fit to raise their own chicks.