Sentence examples for preservation breeding from inspiring English sources

Most debates are between those who value the Arabian most for its refined beauty and those who value the horse for its stamina and athleticism; there are also a number of breeders who specialize in preservation breeding of various bloodlines.

Robert Lippitt Knight focused on preservation breeding of horses descended from Ethan Allen II and this line is considered the "purest" of the four lines, with the most lines tracing back to Figure and no outcrosses to other breeds in the 20th or 21st centuries.

Cryopreserved germplasm combined with high-throughput processing constitutes an independent industry encompassing animal breeding, preservation of genetic diversity, and medical research.

He also founded the Al Wabra Wildlife Preservation in Qatar, a private centre for conservation and breeding endangered species, which focuses on rare bird species, particularly the Spix's Macaw.

Although assessment and preservation of genetic diversity is a top priority for most conservation breeding programs, fundamental to these goals is the maintenance of the genetic variation of these captive populations (Lacy 2009).

MIF-II antibody may also have the potential for improving cattle breeding and preservation of endangered species.

Moreover, identification of genotypes in organisms using species- and genotype-specific DNA markers is very useful for species identification, diagnostics, and breeding and preservation programs.

International efforts have led to an increase in genomic and genetic resources, allowing better preservation of biodiversity and improvements in breeding strategies and their efficiency.

Up to now, stable introgression of apomixis into crops via breeding, together with an accompanying preservation of seed yield, has failed.

Small efforts like these encourage farmers to keep breeding these animals, which ensures their preservation for the future.

But stoking people's fear to set neighbor upon neighbor, service worker upon client, those who belong against those who don't, does something more: it erodes the soul of the watcher and the watched, replacing healthy national pride with mute suspicion, breeding insular individuals more concerned with self-preservation than with society at large.