Sentence examples for breeding of further from inspiring English sources
The breeding of further hobbits is harder to pin down.
Blanket bombing won't do; like the mosquito spray, blanket bombing has negative side effects for the entire community which terrorist groups have taken over, as well as the global community, without doing anything substantive to prevent the breeding of further terrorism.
YG8sR mice contain a single GAA repeat sequence within a single FXN transgene, originally 120 GAA repeat units in size in the founder mouse but, by selective breeding of further GAA-repeat-expansion mice, we have now established a colony of YG8sR mice with 200 GAA repeats.
Thus, there would seem to be considerable scope for additional exploration of genetic resources apart from traditional donors frequently used in breeding, to further improve salinity tolerance of rice and ensure higher productivity of salt-affected marginal soils.
These genes might be important candidates for further breeding of waterlogging-tolerant crops, but will require further verification.
The pet industry, which supports captive breeding programs, is wary of further regulation.
Thus, our transcriptome analysis revealed many novel EST sequences for the Corylus genus that could not be identified from the Jefferson transcriptome assembly and helped locate the genomic locus for each EST, which had important implications for the development of further breeding markers of the Corylus species.
These varieties may also be considered useful donors for further breeding of cold-tolerant varieties for the DPRK.
During the 19th and early 20th centuries, European breeders, especially the Germans, changed from an emphasis on Andalusian and Neapolitan horses (an emphasis that had been in place since the decline of chivalry), to an emphasis on the breeding of Thoroughbreds and warmbloods, further depleting the stock of Andalusians.
Further breeding of the BAC2-12 transgenic mice demonstrated transmission of an expressed CEACAM1 transgene from the F1 to F2 generation at the expected (∼0.5) frequency for heterozygotes.
It also provides the basis for in depth analyses of dwarf mutant genes for further breeding of dwarf cotton.
