Sentence examples for real domestication from inspiring English sources
Here belongs, first of all, the rabbit, whose real domestication was carried out from the 6th to the 10th century ce by French monks.
It is not possible to identify a real genetic consequence of domestication in the comparison of endangered wild populations [ 26] and protected planted populations.
In the present study, we investigated dynamics of bacterial community diversity, structure, and composition during the entire running period, including startup, domestication, and replacement of artificial wastewater with real wastewater.
The real involvement of this gene into berry size variation and in the domestication syndrome remains however to be proven.
Moreover, the presence of a possible ancestral haplotype in a particular area does not prove that this is a domestication centre, since many events could have occurred to mask the real history (e.g., coalescence or founder effects).
A better understanding of the lipid synthesis metabolism and storage, transgenic technology that goes hand in hand with conventional plant breeding approaches and the domestication of plants that synthesize useful fatty acids will allow for a real breakthrough in the manipulation of oil crops for sustainable development.
The code should be a real boon to farmers, noted Ludwig, whose team is publishing a paper tomorrow in Science on horse domestication.
In real life the partnership of the reindeer with the Sami peoples of northern Scandinavia is one of the great triumphs of domestication, enabling humans to build a culture in a landscape so cold, bare and hostile that without the reindeer it would have been impossible to live there at all.
New evidence for domestication.
This is something more than domestication.
