Sentence examples for more targeted breeding from inspiring English sources

The availability of draft crop plant genomes allows the prediction of the full complement of genes that encode NB-LRR resistance gene homologs, enabling a more targeted breeding for disease resistance.

However, genomic approaches are now rapidly advancing in Musa: the Global Musa Genomics Consortium was established in 2001 to assure the sustainability of banana as a staple food crop by developing an integrated genetic and genomic understanding, allowing targeted breeding, transformation and more efficient use of Musa biodiversity.

Although these processes occurred naturally (brewers, winemakers, or other craftsmen did not intentionally breed novel yeast strains), recent technological advances and the rapidly increasing knowledge about yeast physiology (e.g. the description of its sexual life cycle) paved the way for more targeted and large-scale approaches of yeast breeding, even beyond species barriers.

The abundant SNPs can be used to design more targeted SNP assays for immediate use in rice genetics and molecular breeding [ 8- 10], particularly in Genome-wide association study (GWAS) [ 11- 13].

"In the end, it's still all breeding, but what we're doing should make it more targeted and productive," said Dr. Samudrala.

Breeding, too, is another Pokemon series staple, which makes sense as a more targeted way to generate Eggs for players to hatch.

But there are more targeted penalties available.

What about a more targeted approach?

The lesson was to become more targeted.

I planned a more targeted approach.

This makes advertising more targeted and more useful for people.