Sentence examples for joint breeding from inspiring English sources
American researchers have started to work more aggressively with foreign governments to establish joint breeding programs while conserving habitats native to the coveted rhesus macaques.
The pedigree of all cases was constructed from the pedigree that is used for the joint breeding evaluation of Germany and Austria.
A joint distribution of breeding values and their accuracies is displayed for the 258,851 Labrador retrievers in Fig. 3.
In dairy cattle breeding, a joint analysis of two half-sib designs with some overlapping families has been performed by Bennewitz et al. [ 2] and has shown that a combined analysis increases statistical power substantially, due to the enlarged design and especially due to increased half-sib family size.
This study suggests that modification of housing, and breeding for joints that are more adapted to free-range movement may be needed in free-range pig production.
Hip scores are recommended before breeding and often joint supplements are recommended.
Similar to a previous association mapping experiment [ 35], proprietary breeding clones were evaluated at the corresponding singular breeding station, whereas a common set of potato varieties was evaluated at all six breeding stations, which facilitated joint data analysis.
This study represents one of the first joint analyses of levels of genetic variation and breeding system in a parasitic social wasp and its primary host.
"The fact that SeaWorld is doing away with orca breeding marks truly meaningful change," she said in a joint statement with SeaWorld and the Humane Society.
The Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (OFA) initiated a program in the 1960's to radiograph hip and elbow joints and release the OFA scores to the public for breeding dogs against CHD.
The deal negotiated with Wyoming, announced at a joint news conference, requires the state to maintain 100 wolves and 10 breeding pairs outside Yellowstone Park.
