Sentence examples for breeding of young from inspiring English sources

The enhancement of wild rabbit populations has been attempted through the use of in situ extensive rabbit captive breeding enclosures (restocking plots), which reduce mortality caused by terrestrial predators and dispersal movements and permit the breeding of young individuals which can then naturally disperse to settle in the surrounding areas.

The campaign group believes least 10,000 dogs are made surplus every year – 8,000 retired racers, and the rest through the over-breeding of young dogs who don't make the grade.

(D) Breeding performance of young fl/fl and fl/fl Cre+ mice during 4 months breeding trial.

For the procreation of young bulls, breeding costs are additionally constrained.

A design-sassy media has helped: Elle Deco, for example, Blueprint and Wallpaper* - the breeding ground of young brand-conscious internationalists with retro-modern taste.

Dr. Andrew Fruchter of the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore said the burst was in a relatively small galaxy, 5,000 light-years wide, that appeared to be a breeding ground of young and especially massive stars.

This expected benefit is due to the reduction in the generation interval, the increase in accuracies of the estimated breeding values of young bulls and bull dams, and the reduction in costs for progeny testing young bulls [ 2, 3].

To assess the ability to predict breeding values of young bulls based on SNP data before progeny data were available, animals born before 1998 (N = 1,239) were included in the training set.

We define breeding patch as an area large enough to at least occasionally support a single breeding pair through courtship and rearing of young to dispersal age (Majka et al. 2007).

Most populations are sedentary, apart from some post-breeding dispersal of young birds, and there is a reluctance to cross even short stretches of open water.

Probability of breeding for young males was estimated across all habitat types from the resighting pattern of recruits that returned to breed.