Sentence examples for breeding life from inspiring English sources

Josh Pons Country Life Diaryy is a classic of the racing and breeding life, and its sequel, Merryland: Two Years in the Life of a Racing Stable, also takes a diary format.

We want it that way, ample, capable of breeding life".

Examples are breeding life history stage, molt, and migrations that make up the life cycle.

Older females at the end of their breeding life also usually account for a significant proportion of sales and/or slaughters, often occurring in more local markets; thus, the 28.2% share of farm gate sales recorded in this study (Table 11) is not untypical nor is the sale of young males (30.2% of sales).

We also collected samples in each year from ewes that were at the end of their breeding life (cast for age).

Breeding the life out of a watermelon is not my idea of a desirable trait.

Obtaining embryonic stem cells through cloning would mean breeding human life specifically for destruction.

Primates exhibit extensive diversity in social and mating systems [7], [49] [54], and abundant, high quality data are available on group composition, breeding seasonality, life history, and sexual behavior needed for addressing questions related to male monopolization of females [55], [56].

These results suggest that domestication and breeding for life cycle, plant growth and resistance traits might have reduced genetic variation for tolerance mechanisms to viruses, in agreement with the reduced tolerance to parasites observed in crops compared to wild plants [25] and in improved varieties compared to crop land races [38].

Heterodichogamy is associated with various pollination modes, breeding systems, life histories and dispersal agents (Renner, 2001).

Nevertheless, care should be taken when comparing data between studies as genetic diversity depends on numerous factors, namely life history, breeding system, growth life forms, geographical range and type of molecular method used (Powell et al. 1996; Nybom 2004).