Sentence examples for breeding done from inspiring English sources
Jerez also is known for the horse breeding done there, and its horses of mixed Arab, Spanish, and English stocks—are highly valued.
Pregnancies conceived during the first 21 d of breeding did not differ between treatments.
Hrdy, for her part, calls the new results "a thing of beauty" because they show that cooperative breeding "does the best job of predicting" altruistic behavior.
Given that bearded vultures may raise only one fledgling per breeding attempt, this productivity decline should be linked to increasing breeding failure when the proportion of territorial pairs that are breeding does not greatly vary with time [15].
One lesson to learn from this is that reproductive females which invest more into breeding do not seem to pay an apparent cost of reproduction (as is commonly seen in other vertebrates, e.g. [2]; but see [26] for captive animals).
Carcass mass at breeding did not differ among the four treatments (one-way ANOVA, always p > 0.240, n = 160 breeding bouts).
These results revealed that transgenesis and MAB breeding did not alter the transcriptome more significantly than another natural rice variety (i.e., MH86).
Therefore, standard GS linear models currently used in plant and animal breeding do not meet the assumptions required for categorical data.
We found that breeding did not occur below 5°C at any site and there was no significant relationship between breeding temperature and altitude, leading to a delay in spawning of five days for every 100 m increase in altitude.
I have shown that Dubreuil's argument is unsatisfactory: cooperative feeding and breeding do not need to mark enhanced abilities for inhibition and goal maintenance, and cooperative feeding and breeding most likely arose long before Homo heidelbergensis.
If none of them have good trades and are not breeding, doing this will mean the remaining three quarters of the population will repopulate the lost fourth and the new villagers may have better trades.
