Sentence examples for increased breeding from inspiring English sources

These climate extremes (floods and droughts) contribute to outbreak of cholera and malaria through increased breeding sites and high temperatures (malaria) and contamination of safe water (cholera).

This population is actively managed to facilitate increased breeding but individuals of any species can move back and forth between the property and the external environment.

For instance, Griffith [70] found that male house sparrows with experimentally increased breeding effort expressed smaller-sized badges in the subsequent molt.

The degree to which rainfall leads to increased breeding habitats for mosquitoes depends on a variety of local factors, including topography, soils, vegetation, and the particular mosquito species that are present.

With the extended rutting season as reported in this survey, there is an opportunity for increased breeding that could translate to cash through milk and meat sales.

Given well-documented amphibian declines [7], [8], the effects of increased breeding habitat availability on aggregation size and overall reproductive output of individual breeding sites merit greater scrutiny than has thus far been empirically documented.

Researchers believe that this synchrony increases breeding success, especially in large colonies like this one.

This research platform will help increase breeding efficiency by providing a database of diversity information that will enable researchers to readily identify useful DNA polymorphisms in genes or germplasm samples of interest and convert that information into cost-effective tools for basic biological inquiry and applied plant improvement.

This research platform will also help increase breeding efficiency by providing a database of diversity information that will enable researchers to identify useful DNA polymorphisms in genes and germplasm of interest and convert that information into cost-effective tools for applied plant improvement.

Given that bearded vultures may raise only one fledgling per breeding attempt, this productivity decline should be linked to increasing breeding failure when the proportion of territorial pairs that are breeding does not greatly vary with time [15].

The malaria season is peaking, and standing water will increase breeding conditions for mosquitoes.