Sentence examples for more efficient animal from inspiring English sources

The identification of QTL and investigation of genetic and molecular mechanisms underlying those QTL may result in more efficient animal selection and increased rates of genetic progress.

We hypothesise that the description of trade networks can inform the design of more efficient animal health surveillance systems that may enable a more rapid investigation or response to be implemented.

In each of these cases, when farmers slaughter animals they do not generally cease to own livestock assets, but simply shift from ownership of an older less efficient animal to a younger more efficient animal.

Increased human consumption of meat, more efficient animal husbandry practices and the resulting profit potential have led an increased number of farmers in the developing world to forego traditional practices, such as free-range or grazing, in favor of small-scale intensive models.

Through a combination of selective breeding of more efficient animals, the use of fish meal substitutes from soy, and greater efforts to retrieve uneaten pellets of fish meal at fish farms, the ratio of pounds of wild fish required for a pound of farmed salmon has dropped considerably since 2004.

Moreover, the selection of more efficient animals reduces the land required for feed production, methane emissions and nitrogen excretion resulting from the digestion/metabolic process [ 1- 3].

Perimeter and area of the crypt (CP; CA) in the duodenum showed a tendency (P ≤ 0.10) to be larger for the more efficient animals (low-RFI group), which was not seen in the ileum crypts (P ≥ 0.10).

We need to develop more efficient predictive animal tests for all the common serious toxic effects caused by chemicals.

And human manipulation, intended to make larger more efficient food animals, may have unintended consequences.

The rational prioritization of chemicals is anticipated to enable more efficient use of animal resources in toxicity testing.

Resolving this question is of the utmost interest, both to understand the profound influences of artificial selection on the organisms and to propose novel more efficient strategies for animal breeding.