Sentence examples for breeding local from inspiring English sources

The presence of American troops in the region, especially in Saudi Arabia, is breeding local resentment.

But instead of breeding local concern, information, with its self-evidence and instantaneity, had begun to isolate readers in time and space.

And it's a bad one - breeding local resentment while not solving the problem".

Information on breeding counts, local air-temperature and local fast ice conditions were obtained from unpublished Falkland Island Dependency Survey (FIDS) and British Antarctic Survey (BAS) reports archived at BAS. Circumpolar sea ice duration data were obtained from the literature [13].

Other factors, such as differential survival, breeding time, local familiarity and increased foraging and breeding skills either had small effects or did not significantly explain the observed age differences in reproductive performance.

Birds can move away from flooded areas when a flood is perceived as a danger to survival, but they also can track availability of flooded habitats, even from long distances, to use them for breeding when local conditions allow.

The stallions were often available for breeding to local horses, and the first infusion of Andalusian blood was added to the native Chapman Horses.

Vegetative propagation and dissemination, spontaneous events of hybridization among cultivars, breeding with local wild plants and likely secondary domestication events generated the pattern of admixture that is observed in current cultivars [ 4]–[ 9].

In livestock, cross-breeding local populations with more productive breeds has in some cases led the first to lose their specific characteristics and adaptive traits such as disease resistance, adaptation to a specific climate or harsh conditions (Taberlet et al. 2008).

In addition, pigs originating from extensive cross-breeding (local X landrace and local X Duroc) were sampled.

But if populations are structured into local breeding groups, then selection against reproductive variance is inversely proportional to local patch size (Shpak and Proulx 2007; Lehmann and Balloux 2007), while genetic drift inversely scales with the total population size, which can be very large.