Sentence examples for make breeding for from inspiring English sources

The linking of DNA markers to specific traits -- such as an undesirable grassy aroma or a highly desirable disease resistance -- will make breeding for complex traits more efficient.

This research shows the need for close collaboration between farmers and breeders as well as complementarities between the selection phases managed on-farm and on-station, to make breeding for difficult environments fully efficient.

The complex nature of replant diseases makes breeding for tolerance or resistance very challenging, but some germplasm in the breeding pipeline, such as the progenitor of apple Malus sieversii, has been described as possessing resistance to multiple apple diseases.

The quantitative nature of Macrophomina resistance highlighted by the number of QTL identified in this study as well as the relatively low contribution of individual loci toward overall resistance makes breeding for this trait difficult.

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"If an Intelligent Designer designed nature," the columnist George F. Will asked recently, "why did it decide to make breeding so tedious for those penguins?" The American distributors of the film, Warner Independent Pictures and National Geographic Feature Films, insist that the movie is simply a tale about penguins and that any attempt to divine a deeper meaning is misguided.

Traditional methods for making breeding decisions to reduce the level of inbreeding (by increasing Ne) utilize only pedigree information, which describes the expected relationship among individuals.

Traditional methods for making breeding decisions to reduce the level of inbreeding (by increasing N e) utilize only pedigree information, which describes the expected relationship among individuals.

With a one to three ratio, the male's attention is split between three females, making breeding a less stressful process for the females.

That makes traditional breeding for salt tolerance very difficult, if not impossible.

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