Sentence examples for breeding without from inspiring English sources

The queen and her chosen males could continue breeding without any apparently loss of fecundity.

Although genome-editing technologies facilitate efficient plant breeding without introducing a transgene, it is creating indistinct boundaries in the regulation of genetically modified organisms (GMOs).

She said she was outraged that Barnette didn't cite Miller for breeding without a permit or for breaking the city's spay and neuter law.

This is a very nice piece of science that really illustrates the pitfalls of breeding without knowing precisely what you're doing". The lesson for consumers is that tomatoes with less-uniform hues are a better flavor bet.

The CC10-hK14 TG mice were breeding without difficulty.

Field and clinical observations in non-lactating, group-housed sows in Sweden suggest that by making basic facts known about the pig reproductive physiology related to mating, we might achieve application of efficient batch-wise breeding without pharmacological interventions.

Instead of breeding mice without Klotho, they produced a strain that made twice as much as normal.

Even though habitat characteristics of roller territories with natural holes or nest-boxes were similar, breeding sites without artificial nest-boxes harbored higher coverage of forests and heterogeneous agricultural areas.

If you hear a woodpecker banging on your house, you will know it if you hear it -- you may be able to run outside and catch some exciting territorial or breeding behaviors without having to trek through the woods as many people are inclined to do.

However, most of the indicators of crop diversity used in previous studies were based on ex situ genetic diversity, or on official lists of varieties or breeding programs, without taking acreage of the varieties actually grown in farmers' fields into account.

Within PBR, this is regulated in the 'breeder's exemption' that allows breeders to use each other's varieties in breeding programmes without necessarily obtaining a licence or agreeing on financial compensation [72].