Sentence examples for control of breeding from inspiring English sources

For the foreseeable future, we must conserve what we have, and use it in combination with all the principles of integrated pest management, namely strategic and focussed treatments of animals, environmental control of breeding sites, disease management (including the principles of enzootic stability), and resistant breeds.

Contraceptive steroid preparations are also used for control of breeding cycles and synchronization of estrus in farm animals.

Aldous Huxley (Brave New World, 1932), Margaret Atwood (Handmaid's Tale, 1985), and Lois Lowry (The Giver, 1993) all explored procreation and parenthood and government control of breeding.

The Tyrolean Haflinger Breeders Associationn established its own stallion center and prohibited private breeders from keeping stallions, thus ensuring that the association maintained 100 percent control of breeding stallions.

For other individuals of Murnau-Werdenfelser, DNA was extracted from hair roots or blood samples collected by the respective breeding association for regular quality control of breeding records, namely paternity testing.

In 1908, control of breeding was given to the President of the Société d'Agriculture de l'Ariège (Agricultural Society of Ariege), Gabriel Lamarque, who was dedicated to the preservation of the breed.

Camels are now specially raised for the track, using carefully controlled methods of breeding, training, and nutrition.

To achieve the required Net TBR with sufficient precision, an online control of tritium breeding is highly recommended for all fusion designs.

Tolerances for foods accompany its fully approved use for control of manure breeding flies through a cattle feed supplement.

We believe that the comprehensive analysis of lager brewing yeasts using this sequence will be highly beneficial to the brewing industry in terms of facilitating beer quality control, promoting the development of breeding programs for the construction of new yeast cultures and the development of new alcoholic products.

Desired control of inbreeding was only achieved when it was managed using the same information as is used to estimate breeding values, i.e. pedigree-based inbreeding control with pedigree-based estimation of breeding values and genome-based inbreeding control with genome-based estimation of breeding values.