Sentence examples similar to farming offspring from inspiring English sources

An association with asthma was only seen in non-farming offspring for hypermethylated cord blood ORMDL3 and STAT6.

In all cases, sows were reared on the same farm as the offspring.

The 2.5m AIDS orphans in the six countries are especially vulnerable: their parents have often died before they could teach their offspring about farming, or how to forage for wild roots and fruit in dry years.

In similar studies with Atlantic salmon, lower survival of hybrid and backcross offspring between farm (domesticated) and wild fish relative to wild fish has been observed (McGinnity et al. 2003), although in these studies the pure farm parental cross also had reduced survival relative to the wild fish (differing from the present results).

These characteristics create the paradoxical situation whereby offspring of farm fish may aggressively out-compete wild juveniles for territories and food, but in so doing expose themselves to elevated risks that reduce their longer-term fitness (Fleming et al. 2000; Einum and Fleming 2001; McGinnity et al. 2003; Thorstad et al. 2008).

It is wise to consider the fact that Worthy Farm, the site of the Glastonbury Festival, was only designed and built to accommodate a farming couple, their depressed teenage offspring, a sheepdog and some livestock.

The cumulative yolk-sac mortality of the offspring of the farmed females can be regarded as typical for farmed salmon at the Lautiosaari State Fish Hatchery (unpublished statistics of the farm).

They often have no successor, because offspring do not want to farm or cannot afford to buy out family members.

While true, Old MacDonald had a farm (ee-i-ee-i-o), his offspring have some urban fish to fry.

Few offspring want to follow them into farming.

• Douglas Henshall and Claire Forlani are in talks to join the cast of the brilliantly-titled Donald MacNeep Has Lost His Sheep, a film about two farming families from Crete and Scotland who clash when their offspring fall in love.