Sentence examples for of breed specific from inspiring English sources
Dogs and the consequences of breed specific legislation were not on my mind.
In Minnesota and in every state across the country, a different kind of breed specific discrimination exists.
I understand that this is what is known as the Slippery Slope Logical Fallacy, but it illustrates the absurdity of Breed Specific Legislation.
Furthermore, these SNPs can be used to ensure traceability and allow labeling of breed specific branded products.
Canine brain research has thus far focused on clinical reports of breed specific disorders, such as pug encephalitis [11], or syringohydromyelia in Cavalier King Charles spaniels [12], or of comparisons between two or three breeds on a given morphological metric, and often these studies have used only one breed to represent a skull type.
Identification of causative genetic mutations of breed specific movement disorders will significantly improve our ability to diagnose these conditions.
Due to the heterogeneity of breed-specific variance components, de-regressed breeding values and their associated weighting factors were scaled to standardize genetic variance as described by [ 16].
Other election priorities identified by a coalition of animal welfare groups include incorporating a duty of care component into all Victorian animal welfare legislation; outlawing all intensive breeding facilities; and an urgent review of breed-specific legislation.
However, functional enrichment analysis of breed-specific nsSNPs (BS-nsSNPs) in RAN and JBC and of BS-LOF-InDel containing genes in Gayal, RAN and JBC showed that these genes were not significantly enriched in any term after Bonferroni correction.
The horrific death of David Ellam (Dog kills man just days after police returned it to owner, 17 August) tragically highlights the failure of breed-specific legislation in section 1 of the Dangerous Dogs Act, which classifies dogs as dangerous based on their appearance rather than their actions.
SPCA director Alanna Devine told the Canadian Press it was an "arbitrary looks-based category". A common criticism of breed-specific legislation is that a DNA test, not visual identification, is the best way to accurately determine a dog's breed or inheritance.
