Sentence examples for industrial breeding from inspiring English sources

"Since we began in 1992," the group's Web site says, "we have been very successful in preventing the growth of intensive industrial breeding".

China's tiger farms -- industrial breeding facilities that house some 6,000 tigers -- make tiger products widely available, increasing demand.

This indicates that we have detected a large amount (~150,000) of accurately inferred mallard SNPs, which will benefit bird evolutionary studies, ecological studies (e.g. disentangling migratory connectivity) and industrial breeding programs.

The mission of the project is to develop innovative technologies aimed at domestication, breeding, and industrial rearing of the white grouper (Gorshkov 2010; Meiri-Ashkenazi et al. 2010).

In Germany, where there are now plans to build the largest poultry slaughterhouse in Europe, with the capacity for slaughtering 130m chickens a year, it makes sense to be more aware of the side effects of industrial-scale breeding, fattening and killing.

Worried by evidence that the poor in industrial Britain were breeding disproportionately, he urged that charity be redirected from them and toward the "desirables".

In addition, the over-expression of ALD6 and deletion of FPS1 significantly improved the tolerance of lignocellulosic hydrolysate (LH, contains inhibitors acetic acid, furan, and 5-HMF) in YJS329 (t test, P <0.05; Figure  5C), suggesting that this strategy may be useful for breeding industrial yeast strains with the ability to increase ethanol production from lignocellulosic biomass.

Donald Bixby, executive director of the conservancy said: "With industrial turkeys, everyone is breeding for a narrow range of production characteristics.

Whether that legacy will ultimately be seen as the good breeding of industrial strength software or vestigial code from an earlier era remains to be seen.

Our results not only promise to improve bioethanol production from lignocellulosic biomass, but also provide novel insights for molecular breeding of industrial yeast strains.

While the global average is a rise of 1.1C since the start of the industrial revolution, the coastal breeding grounds of the cod in the Barents Sea have experienced a temperature increase of 3.5C.