Sentence examples for profitable traits from inspiring English sources

A sampling effect is the consequence of adding more genotypes, and thereby increase the likelihood that more profitable traits are included in the population [ 8, 9].

This loss of a correlation between dominance status or metabolic rate and growth rate indicates that a trait profitable in one environment could be neutral or negative in another.

This may be explained by the market and urban planners who tend to favor greening plants that are highly profitable and have aesthetic ornamental traits, rather than spending time introducing and acclimatizing the native species in each city.

Meta-analyses of European-descent GWAS have proved to be profitable in identifying additional complex trait loci by increasing sample size without the cost of additional genotyping [Barrett et al., 2009; Dupuis et al., 2010; Lango Allen et al., 2010; Voight et al., 2010].

We hypothesize that these innate sensory biases reflect the colour traits of the most profitable flowers species.

Today's pest-management related GE traits have proven popular and commercially profitable for the biotech-seed industry, but over-reliance has set the stage for resistance-driven problems in both herbicide-resistant and Bt-transgenic crops.

Family pedigree studies may prove less profitable to establish genetic factors for late-emerging traits if family members in earlier generations died prematurely or from competing causes, particularly those since eradicated by public health advances.

However, entire male pigs show better feed consumption, leaner meat percentage and better carcass traits than barrows and are more profitable for swine producers [e.g. 1].

Profitable horse breeding requires general information about the reproductive traits of horses, which horse breeders can then utilize in decision making.

Plant breeding programs need such genetic variation to be able to combine positive traits from different parents to provide the required profitable and sustainable jatropha varieties of the future.

A large collection of germplasm with huge genetic variability is available, and it would be profitable to use candidate gene approach and trap the important trait information for disease and pest resistance.