Sentence examples for practice breeding from inspiring English sources

In practice, breeding sire evaluations are based on their daughters' performance and therefore use only the gene substitution effect variance [ 31].

In practice, breeding objectives often put emphasis on PB performance, in which case the added value of adding CB animals in the reference population becomes very small.

If, in practice, breeding schemes wish to select upon GW-EBV that require frequent updating, then a more appropriate comparison is between frequently updated fBayesB estimates of marker effects and the use of 'old' MCMC based estimates of marker effects, where the GW-EBV of animals are calculated without updating the estimates of marker effects, because of computational constraints.

While PPB aims to reform breeding practice, there has been little analysis of the current practice breeding institutions.

It will include tough penalties for live baiting practices, breeding to be capped at 2,000 dogs, and reduction of greyhound racing tracks.

And most of us don't mind the practice of breeding dogs in humane conditions.

Have you gotten any response from die-hard bulldog lovers, or from those who think that the current practice of breeding them is unhealthy or unfair?

Smith, for her part, notes that Burbank had the good fortune to practice his breeding "at a time when the vast majority of people agreed that improving nature was, in fact, a very good thing to do".

Female pandas have only three days a year during which they can conceive, while some males never succeed at natural breeding, so artificial insemination has become common practice when breeding captive pandas.

By the first century A.D., Romans had established a practice of breeding hogs for the production of bacon.

This system results in a very competitive breeding practice and breeding companies can only get return on their investments if they can get high prices for their seeds.