Sentence examples for increase breed from inspiring English sources

In the village they are used for wagon and carriage rides, and as of 2006 there is a breeding program run by Colonial Williamsburg that is working to increase breed numbers.

The appendix will also accept half-bred Cream Draft horses crossed with other draft bloodlines if they meet certain requirements, and the registry provides an upgrade system that uses appendix horses to strengthen genes, increase breed numbers, and allow more diversified bloodlines.

Therefore, to increase breed performance and reveal how selection shapes the genome, it is essential to dissect the genetic architecture of each population.

Thus, as the marker density increases, breed differences of markers effects decreases while the number of extra parameters in BSAM increases.

Increased breed heterozygosity was associated with lower susceptibility to bTB (Table  1); for example, 100% heterozygosity (i.e., a F1 crossbred) in dairy herds was associated with a 3.2% reduction in bTB prevalence.

For every percentage increase in Breed A birds in a flock, from between 0 to 100 per cent, there was a 0.0024 improvement in flock gait score.

He picked Simpson for the job because he is a Republican willing to talk about Social Security tax increases, a breed rarer than the ivory-billed woodpecker.

"The percentage increase of breeds such as Alaskan malamutes and Siberian Huskies being given up is a real concern and if the last few years are anything to go by, it does look like a trend that could continue," A Blue Cross spokesperson said.

From multivariable logistic regression analysis accounting for hierarchical structures in the data it was concluded that odds for seropositivity increased with Danish Holstein breed, increasing number of parity and high milk protein contents, but decreased with increasing milk yield and high milk fat contents.

The phenotypic mean of crossbreds increased when breeds A and B had separate training populations (Scenario 1) compared to when a common training population consisting of animals from both breeds A and B was used (Scenario 2).

As K increases, other breeds separate from their original groups and, for example, when K = 7 the wild populations separate from the "Iberico" pigs, the CHM and MAL breeds separate from the remaining Celtic breeds, while the NCA, MJA and TOR breeds separate into independent clusters and ALE, RET, ENT and NPE remain grouped in the same cluster.