Sentence examples for breeding constraints from inspiring English sources

Due to breeding constraints, age- and sex-matched mice were studied in rolling groups of no fewer than three mice per genotype per group at the same time of day, and because there was no significant difference in the data obtained, the results were pooled.

Technical constraints, breeding routines, and actor networks all reinforce particular choices from the past, as does the centralized organization of the ESIP team.

Because of practical and budgetary constraints, breeding of CC lines started simultaneously in 2004 at different locations from common founder lines.

Stevenson, I. R. & Bryant, D. M. Climate change and constraints on breeding.

The similarities between the two species presumably arose because of the same strong environmental constraints on breeding behaviour.

Polistes' worker/queen caste determination occurs in the adult stage [12] and may be determined by constraints on breeding [13] such as physiological costs of work undertaken by workers [14] and/or behavioral dominance of workers by queens [15].

It can therefore be concluded that plant-architectural constraints to breeding for larger and more seeds in noug are minimal.

These activities are usually complemented with public health outreach and some routine activities to reduce vector breeding sites, within the constraints of limited public health budgets.

The complex genetic nature of unique traits of Basmati as well as tedious screening methodologies involved in quality testing have been serious constraints to breeding quality Basmati.

Considering the constraints of breeding cycles over several generations also brings into focus practical aspects of GS that have a bearing on its potential for success.

One of the major constraints in breeding for stalk rot resistance besides the tedious field inoculation and disease scoring is the likely confounding effect of disease scoring (i.e., lesion length) with plant height.