Sentence examples for breeding programmes to improve from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, novel associations have been identified which, following validation in other populations, could be incorporated into breeding programmes to improve meat quality.
Further characterisation of these genes will be required to assess their potential for inclusion into breeding programmes to improve the regulation of follicle selection and reduce the need for feed restriction.
The heritability of onset of luteal activity (OLA) is relatively high when compared with the heritability of traditional measures of fertility [ 14] and, to an increasing extent, its use in breeding programmes to improve fertility has been advocated [ 15- 17].
Finally, plant immune responses to pests and pathogens is an important field, from which insights often can be directly used in breeding programmes to improve plant protection in crops.
The identification of wheat material with resistance to take-all provides key resources that can now be used for genetic and mechanistic analysis of the wheat – Ggt interaction and for use in wheat breeding programmes to improve the performance of modern commercial wheat cultivars against this important root disease.
Farming of European sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax, Moronidae, Teleostei), represents about 100 000 tons produced per year [ 1] and attracts extensive interest as a major fish species for establishing breeding programmes to improve production traits.
"This will allow breeding programmes to be better managed".
Tree breeding programmes, to ensure the best seed, are hampered by the trees' long life-cycles.
These limitations currently restrict the capacity of breeding programmes to routinely conduct genome-wide marker surveys.
The advent of new molecular genetic technology and the dramatic increase in plant gene sequence data have provided opportunities to underpin wheat breeding programmes in order to improve yield, grain quality, and disease resistance.
