Sentence examples for for a given breed from inspiring English sources

The question is how the use of data from multiple breeds affects prediction accuracies for a given breed.

For a given breed and type of model (Weibull vs. grouped data), the posterior densities overlap to a large extent.

For this reason, joint genomic evaluations based on data from a consortium of countries are being carried out for a given breed, such as for the Holstein breed in the EuroGenomics [ 3] and North-American consortiums [ 1] and for the Brown Swiss breed in the Intergenomics consortium [ 5].

Different approaches have been proposed to quantify the importance of a given breed for the conservation of genetic diversity [ 7, 29].

However, the general pattern that emerges from these studies is that, based on 50 k marker density genotypes, genomic predictions derived from same-breed haplotypes can be informative for genomic prediction of purebreds, whether they exist in purebreds or crossbreds, whereas haplotypes from distant breeds provide no to very low information for genomic prediction of animals from a given breed.

However, it might prove useful in across-breed predictions, if training data are available on both breeds and the focus is on prediction accuracy in a given breed.

Therefore, if one assumes the recombination rate to be similar across breeds for a given chromosome region, different across-breeds strength of selection and population sizes might have probably caused the variable length in the sweeps on CFA 26, which in the Boxer is more than ten times larger than in the French bulldog.

The point estimate for a given age, for example a 9 < 10 year old female of a specific breed is: exp estimate for breed + estimate for gender + estimate for age × 9 + the gender-age interaction for age × 9 + the breed-age interaction for age × 9 + the gender-breed interaction).

The correlation of GBV in different scales for a given trait is denoted by rg, and it will be named as genetic correlation between breeds henceforth.

For a given genetic model, genetic variances and heritabilities are extremely similar in grouped data and continuous time models for the Large White breed, but they are systematically higher in the grouped data model for the Landrace breed.

Calculation of unbiased accuracy of within breed [ 8] and across breed [ 12] estimated breeding values can be improved by reducing the computational time required of calculation or reducing the sampling error for a given computational time.