Sentence examples for fertility performance from inspiring English sources
Fertility performance data were recorded.
After 130 generations of selection, fertility performance was largely and significantly increased in FL1.
This suggests that steroid hormone production was affected by selection towards increased fertility performance.
Mapping of these genes to the hierarchical GO terms could elucidate biological processes that might be responsible for the largely improved fertility performance in FL1.
In addition, "staggered" mothers produce smaller litters and a reduced number of oocytes thus indicating pleiotropic effects of Rora on fertility performance [ 27].
During the present study comparative whole genome expression profiling was used to identify ovarian genes, whose expression pattern was affected by long term selection towards increased fertility performance.
To quantitatively determine the relationship between fertility clinic performance and cycle volume, and to assess the implications for public reporting of provider performance data.
Angiogenesis in the tumor vasculature was suppressed without impairment of fertility, neuromuscular performance or hematopoiesis, albeit with a slight delay in wound healing.
Another one is the correlation between fertility and performance traits such as growth rate, although the analysis is not straightforward as only selected birds have the opportunity to breed.
Characterizing the homozygosity across the genome and its impact on inbreeding depression in dairy cattle is advantageous due to the large number of cows that are currently being genotyped and the large number of fitness (e.g. fertility) and performance (e.g. milk yield) traits being measured.
More significant reductions of 15 to 30% CH4/ECM can be achieved by combinations of genetic and management approaches, including improvements in heat abatement, disease and fertility management, performance-enhancing technologies, and facility design to increase feed efficiency and life-time productivity of individual animals and herds.
