Sentence examples for difference in the breeding from inspiring English sources
However, the difference in the breeding environments between the VK field strain and the Ngoussou lab strain could also explain this expression pattern.
Since our experiments were performed in the same laboratory under equal environmental conditions, we hypothesize that shipment itself and/or difference in the breeding conditions in the pre- and postnatal period rather than laboratory conditions during the experiments or genetic differences in the analyzed animals contribute to the observed differences in modulating HPA axis and stress reactivity.
Other introgressions were identified throughout the genomes of the inbreds and showed major differences in the breeding pedigrees of the two lines.
Apparently X. germanus has been introduced to Switzerland only 15 years before they were collected for this study [ 49] and it is unknown whether there are differences in the breeding systems of the populations we studied with those of the native habitat.
Despite the difference in the two breeding strategies, the transgenic line DXT was more closely related to D62B than the MAB line DXB.
For example, annual and seasonal differences in the breeding and resting habits of infected phlebotomine sandflies, coupled with differences in the work and recreational habits of humans are likely to affect the efficacy of preventive measures across settings and cultures.
No differences in genetic means between the breeding groups were detected.
This observation is consistent with and might well explain the restoring range and ability difference observed in the breeding practice between them.
Although the difference in the means of breeding female and male camel sales was significantly higher (p < 0.05) in pastoral than in peri-urban system, the actual numbers involved were low.
In fact, we found no difference in the timing of breeding between disturbance levels, which suggests that the differences observed in reproductive success between high- and low-disturbance areas were not linked to age, experience or condition of adults (Mills, 1973).
