Sentence examples for breeding to bring from inspiring English sources

ARTP is a potentially efficient tool for microbial mutation breeding to bring some significant changes required for the industrial applications.

Throughout history, we've used selective breeding to bring out traits we find desirable in everything from corn to cattle to the pets that perch on our shoulders and curl up in our laps, a technique I applied to humans in "Los Gigantes" (from the February 6 , 2012 issue of this magazine).

traits" like bug and poison resistance, he said, underscoring a crucial point: Yield is still driven by breeding plants to bring out desirable traits, as it has been for thousands of years.

The reorganization of the breed registry helped to reinvigorate Norman Cob breeding, and to bring attention to the risk of extinction of the breed.

She is considered the person who brought Arabian horse breeding to the Scottsdale area and was one of the founders of the Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show, now the largest Arabian horse show in the world.

When you are ready to try breeding, you need to first prepare to bring your breeding pair home.

The Himalayan is produced by matings between Siamese and longhairs followed by selected breeding of the offspring to bring out the proper colouring, coat, and build.

The breeding of racehorses aims to bring together two genetically complimentary thoroughbreds in the hope of creating an even stronger winner: for example, Saturday's Grand National winner, Auroras Empire, was bred in Ireland by combining the dam Sama Veda and the sire Second Empire.

It is known that farmers with few sheep often borrow a ram for breeding, or bring their ewes to the ram a few weeks, therefore not buying a ram does not exclude ram-mediated contact with other farms.

There are attempts to bring the species under cultivation and breeding programmes for sustainable utilization.

During the breeding process, it combines with a sperm to bring forth new existence.