Sentence examples for hand breeding from inspiring English sources
Instead, the king ruled with a heavy, at times almost tyrannical hand, breeding suspicion and seething anger among his men.
On one hand, breeding rats to "conform" to a specific standard or to develop a new one is a large part of what the fancy was founded on.
On the other hand, breeding for disease resistance in plants has been a major means of disease control.
On the other hand, breeding with the Fseg25 strain introduced a new, albeit also industrial, genetic background and was mainly aimed at further enhancing inhibitor tolerance, with the risk of losing traits important for a bioethanol production strain.
Pasture breeding, in which nature is allowed to take its course, calls for one mature bull for every 25 cows, whereas hand breeding, in which control is exercised by the breeder, requires half as many bulls.
Along with Brian Anselmo, 27, his friend and business partner who lives on the farm, Mr. Reese plans a big classroom and buildings to house students who will come to the ranch to learn what it takes to hand-pick breeding turkeys and raise them properly.
Your hands are breeding grounds for bacteria because we use them to touch so many things.
On the other hand accessions from breeding companies turned out to be distinct from the remaining accessions, both primitive and improved.
On the other hand, the "true" breeding values for wood and growth traits of the white spruce population considered in this study are not known and have been estimated using the pedigree information of the complete population and the bivariate individual-tree mixed model.
If we take an advancing phenology in a temperate environment as an example, on one hand earlier breeding is often favoured because, among other reasons, it affords the young of the year a longer period of development before winter (e.g. Ozgul et al. 2010).
