Sentence examples for depend on breeding from inspiring English sources

How conservative the inclusion criteria should be relative to the acceptable degree of admixture will depend on breeding strategies yet to be defined.

Because fish developmental growth rates strongly depend on breeding conditions (e.g., temperature, density, food quality) and therefore could vary among research facilities, we chose to use a more precise staging system proposed by other authors (Parichy et al., 2009; Sire et al., 1997) using larvae length as an index of development instead of dpf.

While MAGIC populations offer a number of advantages for the extraction of new alleles, additional breeding approaches should be considered depending on breeding objectives.

His research suggests that there are 60 to 80 tigers in the park, depending on breeding fluctuations.

Because in many species, breeding failure seems to prompt a territory shift, then in the sedge warbler, the decision on a new location to hold should depend on the breeding result in the previous season.

It is considered a serious disease because many of these birds are highly endangered, and several affected species depend on captive breeding for their survival.

However, other studies (45) have reported that A. aegypti does not exclusively depend on the breeding grounds that emerge during the rainy period, thereby enabling this mosquito to maintain its life cycle during the dry period.

Evidence supporting this prediction has been found in several species within the genus Coptotermes, where sex-biased alate production depended on the breeding system of the colony.

From the F1 progeny onwards, crop alleles can be fixed through selfing or through backcrossing to the wild parent followed by selfing, or through combinations of these, depending on the breeding system of the species.

Indeed, mature male parr have variable abundance and reproductive success relative to anadromous fish depending on the breeding population and latitude but also through time in a same river (Valiente et al. 2005; Dodson et al. 2013).

Whenever males cannot use force, they largely depend on females for breeding opportunities and the balance of power tilts in favour of females.