Sentence examples for preserving genetic variability from inspiring English sources

When possible, partial factorial mating (FS) designs seemed to be a good compromise to achieve high genetic responses while preserving genetic variability.

In selection programs, the aim is to produce genetic progress but also to preserve genetic variability.

We used computer simulations to compare the ability of different mating systems to preserve genetic variability in populations undergoing selection.

Because this is in direct conflict with recommendations to preserve genetic variability (see above), it has been suggested that both goals can be achieved through fragmenting the captive population in to smaller management units (Frankham 2008; Margan et al. 1998; see section below).

Counterintuitive though it may seem, said Dr. Moore, delayed childbearing and small families are known to help maintain genetic variability in a closed population.

Preserving genetic lines for conservation.

These studies all encourage genetic approaches to conservation and support the importance of preserving the genetic variability of a species rather than trying to conserve distinct, but often highly inbred local populations or subspecies.

Because resistance to reducing fishing rates will remain high in such circumstances, reducing fishing selectivity should become a tool for management, as reducing selectivity will preserve genetic and life history variability.

We investigated a simple way to preserve the genetic variability i.e. the choice of appropriate mating schemes, when pedigrees are unknown.

The need for a larger selection basis in the BCH, the efficiency of the rules applied in the SOL to preserve the genetic variability and the need for a more collective organisation in the CHA and RLH are outlined.

Clonal reproduction can serve as a valuable mechanism to preserve genetic diversity and in spite of the detected population bottleneck, high levels of genetic variability can indeed be found in this species.