Sentence examples for breeding changes from inspiring English sources

As the habitat suitable for breeding changes on a year-to-year basis, individual birds are not site faithful.

Assuming that breeding changes only allocation of dry matter, from stem to ear, a hypothetical grain Miscanthus could produce as much seed as maize and still have the capacity to invest in 12 Mg ha−1 of stalk.

This resulted in the military imposing major breeding changes on breeders, who were often unaware of the jobs their horses performed for the military.

They were strong, robust and hardy, the last of these traits especially so before the breeding changes of the 19th century, and were known for their pulling power.

Racing has changed, and breeding has changed, and medications have changed.

Its reproductive cycle varies depending on geographical position: "the periods of hatching and spawning, and the length of the incubation period, vary with latitude and the breeding cycle changes from annual to biennial as one moves from south to north".

It should be noted that the territory quality of males with declining success was on average 0.28 poorer than the year before, while territory quality did not change more than 0.10 for the remaining categories of breeding success change (Fig.  4f).

Several biologically important questions such as influence of genetic engineering, breeding, climate change, fertilizers, biotic and abiotic stresses in bioactive components and nutritional properties of crop plants have been addressed by using metabolomic approaches.

After the war, breeding emphasis changed to promote refinement and height.

In addition, since ice is less stable then solid land, breeding sites change location each year, and males are unable to predict where females will stay during the breeding season.

Horses regularly travel to competitions and for breeding and change owners over regional and national borders.