Sentence examples for made in breeding from inspiring English sources

Great progress has been made in breeding nutrient-efficient crops by molecularly engineering root traits desirable for efficient acquisition of nutrients from soil, transporters for uptake, redistribution and homeostasis of nutrients, and enzymes for efficient assimilation.

The results from this study show that considerable progress has been made in breeding for scrapie resistance.

Tremendous progress has been made in breeding for resistance to Xoo in rice by using one or more of the identified 30 R genes [ 4].

The advances that have been made in breeding goals have been based on the needs of breeders; however, they are also influenced by consumers and societal needs related to food safety and efficient and environmentally sound production systems.

Considerable efforts are being made in breeding programs to improve resistance and tolerance to Pratylenchus neglectus in the major crops wheat and barley, which makes it vital to develop appropriate selection tools in medics.

The problem is so rampant in central Kenya, where breeders have made in-roads into breeding rhinos in captivity on private reserves, that during the monthly full moon cycle, when poachers are not reliant on torches or headlamps for light, the rhinos need to be protected 24 hours a day.

Drive4EU, now two years into the four-year project, has plots of Russian dandelions growing in Belgium, the Netherlands and Kazakhstan and is making progress in breeding for higher yields, improving cultivation and harvesting, and scaling up extraction.

The progress made in these breeding technologies, especially the modern biotechnology-based breeding technologies, has had a great impact on crop breeding as well as on our lives.

Modest improvement in hip score breeding values occurred through voluntary self-reporting and any voluntary improvements breeders have made in their breeding decisions.

In the recent years, significant progress has been made in molecular breeding of rice for yield, quality, biotic and abiotic stress resistances and certain agronomic traits (Rao et al. 2014).

There's the early retirement of the sport's stars, such as American Pharoah, because more money can be made in the breeding shed.