Sentence examples for combinations of breeding from inspiring English sources

First, we calculated dissimilarity matrices for each ectoparasite species and host tissues based on the Euclidean distances in mean carbon and nitrogen isotopic values among all pairwise combinations of breeding colonies.

For this community, we have considered two combinations of breeding strategies: NC-NC and C-C.

In addition, it might be interesting to look at linear combinations of breeding values ∑ i ∈ C w i u i, where w i are weights, for example the mean of breeding values for different cohorts.

The regulatory framework for adaptive harvest management accounts for possible combinations of breeding population size, environmental conditions, and the current level of understanding about population dynamics and responses to harvest.

The posteriors for σ u 2, σ e 2, and h are plotted in Figure 3, A and B. To explore interesting features and evolutionary processes that may influence our study system we investigate trends in the breeding values over years (Sorensen et al. 1994), by estimating linear combinations of breeding values.

For a successful outcome, the elements of cold and lightning need to be present, and as such, there are numerous possible combinations of breeding pairs.

However, the combination of breeding adults spending so much time underwater in remote areas, and so little research having been carried out on them, means this can only be the roughest of approximations.

If I had done research, I would find out that a puggle is a 'designer dog' (blech) and a combination of breeding a beagle and a pug.

We defined a breeding scheme as a combination of breeding strategy (RRS, RRGS_HYB and RRGS_PAR), frequency of progeny tests (every generation, every two or every four generations), number of selection candidates (120 or 300) and number of genotyped hybrid individuals (0, 300, 1000 and 1700).

The reason is that the breeding value of an individual can be considered as a combination of the breeding value of its parents and a Mendelian sampling term.

In combination, these allow aspects of seasonal management of breeding, fallow and slaughter herd sections to be interpreted.