Sentence examples for preferential breeding from inspiring English sources
An important strategy in conservation genetics is the preservation of genetic diversity by minimizing the average mean kinship via the preferential breeding of genetically important, or distantly related, animals [ 1, 2].
Similar results have been reported in the Kilombero valley and other areas with similar climate in Africa and are associated with the preferential conditions of breeding sites of these species (13, 16, 66– 70).
Such biases are present in many recording schemes, for example in preferential treatment of cows in dairy breeding.
The clearest cases of physical independency between maturity and late blight resistance QTLs could be preferential targets for introgression into elite cultivars for late blight resistance breeding.
The bias induced by preferential treatment was initially detected by inconsistencies between the parent average breeding value of a bull (influenced by the breeding value of its dam) and performance of the bull's daughters (included to estimate the bull's breeding value after progeny testing known to be less influenced by its dam) [ 2].
Biased prediction of breeding values is a problem often encountered under conditions of preferential treatment (Kuhn and Freeman 1995).
Red-Tailed Hawk: Breeding.
"The Muslims are breeding.
Reading interfered with breeding.
Liberalisation risks breeding instability.
STUD Adventures in Breeding.
