Sentence examples for improve the mating from inspiring English sources
However, we found that transgenic overexpression of sir-2.1 does not improve the mating potency of 3-day-old wild type.
Heterosis is commonly used to produce domestic animals with enhanced vigor and homogenous genetic background and could therefore potentially improve the mating performance of mass-reared male mosquitoes.
However, feeding with a NAD+ precursor nicotinamide (NAM) significantly improve the mating potency of 3-day-old wild type (B ) but not 2-day-old sir-2.1 0) sir-2.1 0).
It has been implicated that overexpression of sir-2.1 extends lifespan, although still controversial, it would be of interest to determine whether overexpression of sir-2.1 could also improve the mating ability of 3 day-old wild type.
Consequently, new schemes aiming specifically at improving the mating competitiveness of mass-reared anophelines are urgently needed.
The extrachromosomal expression of sir-2.1 significantly improved the mating potency of 2-day-old sir-2.1 0) sir-2.1 0males to 75% (p<0.0001, fromre 1D).
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The mating of males with torpid females is the result of extreme competition between promiscuous males, while re-entry into hibernation by pregnant females could improve the possibility of mating with a better quality male.
In a recent review of current progress in implementing mate choice in captive breeding programs (Asa et al. 2011), the zoo community's initial steps are primarily focusing on the direct benefits of female mate choice to improve the probability of successful mating in valuable animals.
Therefore, many wild plant species are added to improve the taste of mate and tereré, as well as being used as a prophylactic.
To improve the quality of the mate pair mappings, we filter the mappings so that we only keep mappings that are consistent with other mate pairs mapping to approximately the same location.
