Sentence examples for breeding objects from inspiring English sources
He agreed that door-to-door removal of breeding objects and hand spraying were effective techniques against mosquitos, but worried about repeated low doses of chemicals to both pollinators and his children.
Some of these horses have been popular breeding objects with high BLUP indices and many NSCT enthusiasts have expressed a concern for a development towards smaller horses.
As global economic markets develop, the current breeding objects are moving from the traditional focus on fruit yield to fruit quality, especially flavor.
Development and utilization of wheat varieties with FHB resistance is one of the main breeding objects, especially in the warm and humid wheat-growing regions, and has been recognized as one of the most economical, environmentally safe, and effective strategies for disease control [ 2].
New evidence suggests that dust clouds orbiting the celestial objects could be breeding grounds for planets, just like those around true stars.
"I consider the labor of a breeding woman," Jefferson wrote, "as no object, and that a child raised every 2 years is of more profit than the crop of the best laboring man".
In a field study in their natural environment, we first characterised behavioural responses of males to a breeding situation, in which a novel object was mounted.
Disease resistance genes are essential for the survival of the species and, therefore, they have also been the object of high selective pressure during domestication and breeding.
"But the object of the exercise 18 years ago was to galvanize the breeding industry behind the concept that the sport would be benefited if breeders would pony up their $500 per foal".
The skills at which they excel – understanding pointing or object labels – are predominately a result of humans having spent thousands of years breeding them to understand concepts that are important to us.
Schools were also involved in making objects using waste plastic collected from the environment as a means of destroying potential mosquito breeding sites.
