Sentence examples for breeding well from inspiring English sources
At the southern end of the mosquitoes' range, near the Gulf of Mexico, conditions remain favorable for breeding well into fall.
"With intensive therapy by our international team, in recent weeks the stallion has begun breeding well and is showing promise of full recovery," Dr. Sue McDonnell, a specialist in stallion behavior and breeding management at the University of Pennsylvania's New Bolton Center, told The Associated Press.
All this suggests that the pioneer piebald camel breeders were relatively few, their livestock herds small in size, and their ability to control breeding well developed (Bulliet, pers.
It has been recorded as breeding well south of its main range in northern Kazakhstan, a major migration stopover area.
If they like what they see, many even end up breeding here, well to the north of their usual range.
The Bensons, who raise valuable cows for breeding as well as milking, now shoulder many veterinary responsibilities, giving cows antibiotics for mastitis and intravenous calcium for milk fever.
The peoples on the south side of the Gulf of Finland, such as the Estonians, have long practiced agriculture and cattle breeding as well as fishing, but hunting has not been as important to them.
Furthermore, the existence of these multiple Pokkali accessions complicated their use in breeding as well as in QTL mapping without proper characterization.
Additionally, the effect of fine distributed material on breeding as well as on the safety related feedback effects is investigated for both proposals.
So far, only one submergence tolerant landrace (FR13A) has been extensively exploited in breeding as well as in mechanistic studies, because of its higher level of tolerance compared with all other genotypes that were tested before.
Owing to their polymorphic nature and frequent associations with genes, SSRs have an advantage to be used as genetic markers for breeding as well as for intraspecific mapping populations for functional studies (Kim et al. 2008).
