Sentence examples for out for breeding from inspiring English sources
China used to give pandas to other countries – known as "panda diplomacy" – but three years ago decreed the animals should only be lent out for breeding and research.
But the Chinese government reportedly called an end to the practice in 2007, when it said pandas would only be lent out for breeding and biological research.
On the basis of these design, some important analytical results are presented in aspects of (i) neutronic behavior of the blanket; (ii) design of 3D structure and thermal-hydraulic lay-out for breeding blanket module; (iii) structural-mechanical behavior of the blanket under pressurization.
In Switzerland, targeted surveillance of porcine brucellosis is carried out only for breeding boars of conventional breeds.
Multivariable unconditional logistic regression was used to determine predictors for ASF seropositivity controlling for other covariates at P < 0.20 and biologically plausible ones such as feeding of swill, lending out boars for breeding and herd size.
It asserted, incorrectly, that Dr. Roselli had worked successfully to "cure" homosexual rams with hormone treatments, and added that "critics fear" that the research "could pave the way for breeding out homosexuality in humans".
In Massachusetts, we're playing a strong role in supporting a state ballot measure that would phase out cruel confinement systems for breeding pigs, egg-laying hens and veal calves by 2022, and ensure that substandard products from these inhumane confinement systems are no longer sold in the state.
Since they nevertheless represent actively transcribed genes, we expect that several of these will turn out to be useful markers for breeding.
If so, the seeds for breeding would be easily screened out and used a stock one.
He praised the Soviet era for breeding "solidarity" in people and lashed out at the depravity of the West.
Look out for kingfishers and herons as you cycle through the Riverside Valley Park, then for breeding lapwings and redshanks on the RSPB nature reserve when you reach the estuary.
