Sentence examples for incorporating traits. from inspiring English sources

"The whole process of incorporating traits from a wild relative and developing a new variety can take 10 to 15 years or even longer," says Mueller.

Despite the apprehensions associated with ncRNA-based GM crops, the technology has been successfully employed for crop genetic engineering in 12 crops, incorporating traits ranging from resistance to pathogen, allergen removal, nutritional improvement, etc.

PD: What's interesting is that CRISPR really brings down the cost of creating a new seed line or incorporating traits from a difficult-to-breed seed.

The recent focus on the use of switchgrass as a biofuel crop has led to its large-scale production and genetic engineering (Table  1; Figure  3) for incorporating traits by overexpressing exotic genes and knocking down the expression of endogenous genes [ 44].

Thus, LSI or LSI in combination with GSI, will be likely the major hurdle when attempting to efficiently incorporating traits of agronomical interest from wild populations into crop varieties.

These problems would be further accentuated in analyses that incorporate traits if these are incorrectly assigned to a species.

Because dry matter fractionation in cereal crops is conservative across the levels of domestication (Wacker et al. 2002), there may be potential to incorporate traits for greater root plasticity from wild barley into cultivar accessions that can translate such plasticity into increased yield on infertile and heterogeneous soils.

Our findings highlight the importance of incorporating plant traits, particularly root traits, in analyses of plant community effects on soil biota and functions.

The value of incorporating personality traits measures into international large-scale assessments would lie in the possibility to compare the traits-outcome relationships between countries and groups within countries, not in national rankings on personality traits.

In addition to models incorporating indicator traits, it has also been proposed that the extension of univariate models to a multi-trait model between parities would be useful because of the potential genetic distinctiveness of calving traits in first and later parities.

It has only been within the past 15 years that hop breeders have expanded beyond the simple pedigree breeding technique to include recurrent selection or use of multiple designed crosses incorporating several traits into single genetic backgrounds.