Sentence examples for breeding in terms of from inspiring English sources

Heffer had made his observations travelling home on commuter trains: "When one walks through the City most evenings the pools of vomit into which one may step have usually been put there by Essex Man, whose greatly enhanced wealth has exceeded his breeding in terms of alcoholic capacity.

Few studies have assessed the effective gains achieved by collaborative decentralized participatory breeding, in terms of yield and other agronomic traits, in comparison with centralized conventional breeding using the same breeding schemes.

Decreasing the variation in litter size between sows could lead to more sustainable breeding in terms of lower mortality of piglets and easier to manage sows.

Approach 1 defines breeding values in terms of allelic contribution to offspring, and breeding values are the same for reciprocal heterozygotes.

Overall, increasing the number of phenotyped sibs significantly improved the efficiency of the pBLUP breeding scheme in terms of response in the breeding goal.

One of the most challenging components of the breeding blanket in terms of thermal-hydraulic is the first wall.

Therefore, we defined breeding season, in terms of high demand of supplementary food, as the period between March and September.

Our subset is representative of the larger data set (total of 223 USVs from 13 females and 5 males [24]) and is scattered through the breeding season in terms of when our vocalizations were recorded.

In contrast, the other two approaches define breeding values in terms of an individual's own genotype and the parental origin of alleles in that genotype.

Indeed, it was among the best four breeding schemes in terms of annual selection response (0.38 %), but it also had a lower risk regarding its expected response and an inbreeding increase that was intermediate among all the scenarios studied, together with low cost and less operational complexity associated with the RRGS_PAR strategy.

The implications of these results for apricot breeding programs in terms of protection of new release and design of new crosses are also discussed.