Sentence examples for domestically selected from inspiring English sources

Salmon farming has increased exponentially since the late 1960s (Tilseth et al. 1991), and it is estimated that more than 95% of adult Atlantic salmon in existence today on our planet are domestically selected farm fish (Naylor et al. 2005).

These results support this, the described adaptive strategy may be less clear in domestically selected lines, with sports horse and lightweight breeds appearing to be at a lessened risk.

Hybridization between domesticated and wild organisms can result in outbreeding depression wherein, through a number of mechanisms (such as the introduction of maladaptive domestically selected traits), hybrids exhibit reduced fitness relative to the midpoint fitness value of parents (McGinnity et al. 2003; Fraser et al. 2008).

Starting Nov. 11, standby upgrade purchasing options will be offered domestically on select off-peak flights.

It premiered at Cannes, the first Kenyan film to be selected by the prestigious festival, but was banned domestically on the grounds that it promotes homosexuality, a criminal offence under a colonial-era law.

I love competing domestically and being a London boy I hope I can be selected for the Olympic Games and count on the home support backing me all the way".

Our 1999 survey of retail chicken sold in selected supermarkets provided ecologic evidence that chicken may be a source of domestically acquired ciprofloxacin-resistant Campylobacter infections; 10% of retail chickens were contaminated with ciprofloxacin-resistant Campylobacter.

Domestically, those scouts who were positions to identify players had to select talent from the APSL, United States Indoor Soccer League, and other amateur and indoor soccer leagues (some of which were out of season).

In contrast with the radical (or at least surprising) conclusions drawn domestically, Rawls argues that in international justice, there would be "no surprises" in the principles we ought to select (Rawls 1971, 378).

One of the currently major domestically available tests used for selecting applicants for universities is the National Center Test for University Admissions (often called "the Center Test").

But not so domestically.