Sentence examples for planned mating from inspiring English sources

One potential use of non-additive effects is to predict the future performance of a cow or of the potential heifer resulting from a planned mating.

Optimal mating allocation relies on the idea that although selection should be carried out on estimated additive breeding values, animals used for commercial production should be the product of planned mating which maximizes the overall (additive plus dominance effects) genetic merit of the offspring.

Boone and his brother, Banwell's veterinarian, Brian Boone, had planned the mating to the mare Joustabout.

Melissa Hoppert of The New York Times described them as the "quiet thinkers," noting that Perry Martin planned the mating of Lucky Pulpit to Love the Chase, mapped out a "Road to the Derby" racing plan for California Chrome, and promoted use of a nasal strip for the horse's races.

And when her stellar racing career is complete, is Jackson still planning to mate her with Curlin to produce a "superhorse"?

No one has yet seen any eggs, but bird experts say red-tailed hawks would never spend so much time tending to a nest if they didn't plan to mate.

It is likely that pedigree records and occasional DNA-based controls helped to design mating plans that enabled farmers to control inbreeding.

We are planning more mate pairs to anchor currently unplaced scaffolds, as well as PacBio sequences to close gaps.

According to Ne values, the TCP populations do not appear to be at a high risk, but mating plans by a rotation mating system should be designed in order to limit the increase in inbreeding.

Pence, Trump's running mate, planned to replace him at the Wisconsin event.

Knowledge on the mean (MGBV) and standard deviation of gamete breeding values (SDGBV) assuming normally distributed estimated breeding values allows the development of specific mating plans.