Sentence examples for means for breeding from inspiring English sources

The means and standard error of means for breeding success were calculated using these two probability distributions.

Although wild budgies breed in colonies, they have many, many trees and hollows to choose from for nest sites, and the whole sky to fly around in. Don't let budgies breed in nest boxes that are too small or anything not meant for breeding in.

In addition, it might be interesting to look at linear combinations of breeding values ∑ i ∈ C w i u i, where w i are weights, for example the mean of breeding values for different cohorts.

The combination of desired characteristics means that the breed is useful for breeding show jumpers, eventers and steeplechasers (the latter especially when crossed with Thoroughbreds).

The observed genetic variability in the desiccation rate of maize inbred lines F2 and F252 and their offspring means that this trait is amenable for breeding purposes.

That could have helped fuel Genghis Khan's conquest of much of Asia rain meant bumper crops and ideal conditions for breeding horses, which were the technological juggernaut of his military.

That could have helped fuel Genghis Khan's conquest of much of Asia — rain meant bumper crops and ideal conditions for breeding horses, which were the technological juggernaut of his military.

Flight is the primary means of locomotion for most bird species and is used for breeding, feeding, and predator avoidance and escape.

Less food means that the birds need more time to build up the reserves that they need for breeding.

Instead, she was prepared for breeding.

Globalisation is widely faulted for breeding populism.