Sentence examples for breeding development from inspiring English sources

The appropriate medical solutions to managing exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage are appropriate endurance breeding, development, horsemanship, training and husbandry.

These novel EST-SSR markers will be valuable tools for marker-assisted breeding, development of pea linkage maps, and comparative mapping of pea.

CIMMYT maize germplasm is widely used by various public and private sector institutions worldwide for the development of open pollinated varieties, hybrid seed production, pedigree breeding, development of populations for QTL mapping, molecular breeding, doubled haploid production, and transgenic introduction of traits.

Amphibians use wetlands in urban and agricultural landscapes for breeding, growth and development.

Urbanization is a characteristic change in developing countries, which contributes to dengue endemic factors including vector breeding area development, high resident density and life habits, and virus transmission dynamics [ 8].

The fusion nuclear technology programme in the EU is focussed on materials and breeding blankets development, tritium and high heat flux component technologies.

To distinguish Velchi from other non-fragrant indica accessions, a new marker (velbadh2-p-UTR) has been designed to identify this 5 bp difference, which could distinguish 'Velchi' from non-fragrant rice accessions and can be useful in breeding for development of fragrant rice varieties via marker-assisted selection.

Identification of expression-based molecular markers for dormancy regulation may facilitate cultivar selection and breeding for development of regionally suited crops in accord with changes in the global climate.

As RNAseq methods become more refined, it may be possible to find differentially expressed genes associated with traits of interest and at the same time leverage polymorphisms contained in the expressed sequences for haplotype specific breeding marker development.

This initiative was undertaken by our group for the small-seeded chickpea genotype ICC4958 in view of the worldwide importance of legumes, drought-tolerant property of the genetic stock, and to facilitate genetic enhancement and breeding for development of improved chickpea varieties.

The development of dwarf cultivars has played a significant role in plant breeding, growth and development.