Sentence examples for including breeding from inspiring English sources

In doing so we used a different formulation not including breeding values for the individuals with null contributions within the additive vectors by breed origin.

There are a lot of ingredients to domestication, including breeding animals or plants to be better at giving us milk, silk, wheat — or perhaps companionship.

The rains came too late for many ranchers in South Texas, who were forced to send to market most of their cattle, including breeding stock.

"Many areas in tiger reserves which are open to tourists display the best tiger concentrations including breeding tigresses, and there are instances of tiger presence having reduced in areas after they have been closed for tourism," the group said.

Such "refaunation" efforts involve a variety of approaches, including breeding animals in captivity, with the hope of reintroducing them to the wild, and assisting recolonization of areas where species have become locally extinct (see Seddon et al., p. 406).

The new constraints on animal transport could hinder research and force institutions to duplicate efforts, including breeding more animals, warns a statement released today by academic funders, including the Medical Research Council, Wellcome Trust, and Association of Medical Research Charities.

Officials said the other animals purchased by the North included breeding pairs of giraffes, zebras, antelopes, hyenas, monkeys and birds.

Typical employers for graduates keen to enter the industry include breeding companies, training yards, promotion companies and rural leisure industries.

Frannie and Ray have a sister named Megan (Lake Bell), whose main function in this highly male-dominated movie is to be married to Jimmy Egan, a hotheaded street cop whose hobbies include breeding, smoking, football and — since he's played by Colin Farrell — jittery displays of misdirected intensity.

In anticipation of this dramatically changing environment, rice improvement programs now include breeding and selection for climate-ready varieties of rice (Zeigler and Barclay 2008).

Not too long ago, it looked like some tortoises species on the islands were in danger of going extinct, but today the population is growing again thanks to a number of conservation efforts that include breeding centers and the eradication of invasive species.