Sentence examples for breeding population based on from inspiring English sources
The authors examined the problem of separately predicting each breeding population based on marker effects estimated in the other populations; prediction ability was nearly zero.
This finding suggests that the potential advantage of GEBV needs to be estimated for each breeding population based on the contribution from LD to the accuracy of the predictions, and that phenotypic measurements and genotyping to model the genetic control of phenotypic variation may be required in every generation to maintain the predictive accuracy of genomic breeding models.
Unlike cereal breeding, population based forage breeding usually does not advance further than the second generation.
We documented changes in adult breeding population size based on annual censuses of egg masses.
Production of prairie-nesting northern pintails (Anas acuta) was lower than expected by breeding population distribution based on isotope values in feather samples obtained from juvenile birds harvested in areas of western Canada [18].
The breeding of two chromosomes from the population based on the crossover rate and chromosome length have been utilized to generate new chromosomes.
Selecting animals from the general population based on pedigree information and pregnancy status is a fast and economically attractive method compared to controlled breeding trials.
Nonetheless, a sound classification of Theobroma cacao L. populations, based on genetic data, is lacking for the breeding and management of its genetic resources.
(V4) Effect of 'no' relationship between training and validation set: Performance of one half of the genotypes in one focal breeding population or cluster was predicted based on marker effects estimated in the remaining breeding populations or clusters.
(V5) Effect of including relationship between training and validation set: Performance of one half of the genotypes in a focal breeding population or cluster was predicted based on marker effects estimated from a combination of the remaining breeding populations or clusters and the other half of the genotypes in the focal group.
