Sentence examples for not only breeding from inspiring English sources

Inspired by China's behaviour, Thailand, Vietnam and Laos also opened tiger farms, some of which were suspected to be not only breeding animals for body parts but also "laundering" wild tigers that had been captured.

Once these were made, Bouganim went to a series of sites that are not only breeding grounds for sexual harassment, but are also places where the artist herself has been sexually harassed before, to enact the performative aspect of her project.

This knowledge can be used to provide the basis not only for breeding commercial sweet melons (cantalupensis and inodorus), but also for promoting their own conservation and for starting commercial breeding activities for these exotic crops.

Not only does breeding close to ovulation increase pregnancy rates when using cooled, frozen, or poor-quality semen, but it also reduces the number of inseminations needed per cycle, resulting in a more efficient breeding program.

A notable finding of this study was that AOC levels were repeatable within individuals not only within breeding seasons but also among years, suggesting that relative antioxidant capacity is consistently different among individuals throughout their lives.

As in other major crops, rice productivity in past decades has been improved not only by breeding, but also by significantly increasing the use of N fertilizers.

He brings us inside Gatien's empire, where a virulent criminal subculture was not only flourishing but breeding imitators.

Of the 15 anopheline species, only breeding of An. maculatus was not recorded from this breeding habitat.

In times like this, it is only breeding more animosity.

Only breeding animals were allocated breeding values and phenotypes.

The interdependence justifies prioritizing rapid-cycle breeding as an integrative study drawing not only on breeding, genomics and biotechnology, but also on development, physiology and molecular genetics.