Sentence examples for effects of the breeding from inspiring English sources

From a Korean production perspective Yanbian is of interest because it is an ideal population to provide insights into the effects of the breeding program on the genetic architecture of the Hanwoo (e.g. changes in N e, inbreeding, signatures of selection).

Finally, in order to more fully explore the effects of the breeding habitat and nest site location on urban occurrence, we performed posthoc pairwise comparisons of all levels using a re-ordering approach.

This study confirmed that sediment reduction has had adverse effects on the breeding migration of A. sinensis.

If genes with large antagonistic pleiotropic effects exist, they respond to multi-trait selection as if they were of small effect on the breeding objective as predicted by quantitative genetic theory.

But even more dear is the incalculable effect on the breeding industry of Kentucky, the world's leader.

The effect of the breeding program was evaluated by comparing the prevalence of heart murmurs in the two groups.

Communication to sheep owners of the effect of the breeding programme thus far, and of the prospects for classical scrapie eradication in The Netherlands might be essential for obtaining useful levels of participation to the voluntary continuation of the breeding programme.

The other application is concerned with predicting the breeding value of candidates in rapid-cycle populations (that is, focusing on the precise prediction of additive effects in the breeding program's early generations).

By scanning a moving window of these pair-wise F ST values across all chromosomes, we could identify selective sweep regions to assess the effects of selection during the breeding history of cultivated watermelon.

The additional effect of the breeding period and sex on the length of call displays is because they were mainly performed during the pre-laying period by males [22].

Estimated prevalence levels per head of susceptible genotype are declining significantly, consistently with an anticipated population effect of the breeding programme.