Sentence examples for breeding control from inspiring English sources

But it is not the city's love of pets, but rather its breeding control that some credit for the vivid difference in animal welfare.

Breeding control males sang on average more than four times as many song phrases per unit time than the males with the restricted food regime (t-test: t9 = 2.283, p = 0.048).

The importance of dog management and spaying/neutering in CTVT control was highlighted by a respondent from Koh PhaNgan Island, Thailand, where breeding control and sterilisation campaigns have almost eradicated CTVT from the island since the commencement of the sterilisation project in 2001.

All cattle included in this study were subjected to artificial insemination with a highly stringent breeding control, and have registered Bos indicus breed Guzerat pedigrees since 1895 (over 100 years) that guarantee a very low risk of pedigree error.

Breeding control was not always regarded as having high importance by every hatchery operator in the past.

This approach of mining regulators of ripening provides opportunities for biotechnological and marker-assisted breeding control of ripening.

Both of these approaches use material derived from advanced inter-crosses of inbred lines (often with known phenotypic traits), with breeding controlled to prevent excessive genetic drift.

Improvements in breeding, disease control, management, and feed formulation have all contributed to faster gains and lower feed requirements per kilogram of weight gain.

The world market in cattle breeding is controlled by a handful of companies, several of them based in the United States.

High on the list is the failure of people to spay and neuter their pets, and of local governments to support breeding-control laws.

To determine the breeding success of control or dnFGFR mice, we evaluated the percentage of pups born by control (n = 6) or dnFGFR (n = 22) dams that survive to weaning age.