Sentence examples for more effective breeding from inspiring English sources

However, gaining better knowledge of the genetic architecture of traits of interest is still important, since this could indeed lead to new insights in the molecular physiology of the interesting phenotypes, and is expected to bring about new opportunities for more effective breeding strategy.

If molecular markers correlated with disease resistant traits were known, bee breeders could potentially utilize these in a more effective selective breeding program by employing molecular diagnostics in place of field behavioral assays.

Our study provides the highest resolution view of admixture in the rice genome to date and lays the foundation for more effective genetic resource management, more efficient breeding strategies utilizing natural variation, and raises interesting questions about the dynamics of the domestication process in O. sativa.

These findings provide useful information for designing more ideal and effective breeding programs to improve fiber quality.

This additional information about these contiguous genes offers further inferences on how a QTL functions to deliver the trait expected, and helps to guide in the selection of which QTLs could be more effective in a breeding program.

However, it is imperative that other measures are also taken to guaranty that genes are spread within the breed i.e. either conserving male lines (scenario d3), when their use is promoted among breeders, or setting up more restrictive and effective breeding schemes.

However, much larger numbers of markers are required for their more effective application in plant breeding.

We expect that functional genomics studies of industrial microorganisms, such as those reported here, will, in the future, provide more effective means of improving breeding strategies to obtain the desired production traits.

The higher density fuel reduces the hydrogen-to-heavy metal ratio in the reactor which results in a harder spectrum in which breeding is more effective.

The figure shows how combining both control strategies is more effective in reducing R0 when breeding sites are naturally at a density that is low enough to impose a delay in the mosquito's gonotrophic cycle.

Such a method will allow more effective selection of material for breeding purposes.