Sentence examples for breeding support from inspiring English sources

Reports on Myodes' spacing behaviour and breeding support predictions above made for territoriality: the number of breeders is limited by social suppression in wild populations [ 23, 24].

He collected masses of data about plant and animal breeding to support his arguments in The Origin of Species.

Trump did however point a finger at Iran and Palestine's Hamas movement for breeding and supporting terrorism, evoking strong reactions in the region.

We clearly demonstrated that the haplotype number has been decreased by breeding practices, supporting this idea.

Furthermore, the success of hybrid genotypes appears heavily influenced by local environmental conditions, with anthropogenic changes in breeding habitat supporting increasingly non-native admixed populations [ 35, 36].

Evidence from DNA sequence analyses, molecular cytogenetics, interspecific hybridization and breeding experiments supports the hypothesis that a diploid alpine species (T. pallescens) hybridized with a diploid coastal species (T. occidentale) to generate tetraploid T. repens.

No association with seropositivity was observed for the use of separate water and feed troughs for young and adult animals or for the purchase of spare breeding animals, supporting the prevailing view that direct sheep to sheep spread at lambing has not been proven and that transmission from rams at mating has been dismissed as a route of infection [ 2].

The research – which the company runs alongside wider farmer support programmes, such as cattle feeding, breeding, and veterinary support – includes a six-month pilot project investigating the company's water footprint from milk.

Those small islands would have been unable to support breeding populations of large sauropods.

The minimum breeding/wintering area is the minimum area that will support breeding and wintering activity of the shorebirds.

The genetic basis of stress tolerance has provided plant breeders with new options for efficient breeding programs that support high yield potentials under both favorable and stressful environments.