Sentence examples for recently breeding from inspiring English sources

Until recently breeding efforts centred on high-yield production while sacrificing flavour and taste quality traits of mass produced food products, such as tomatoes.

More recently, breeding programs have adopted microsatellite-based DNA testing to enable accurate pedigree assignment, both to select for specific genetic traits that maximise production efficiency and to restrict inbreeding [ 2– 5].

Recently, selection, breeding and cultivation have reduced the genetic diversity and narrowed the genetic base to the cultivated kelp populations in China [ 7, 8].

Very recently, hybrid breeding technology based on the cytoplasmic-nuclear male-sterility (CMS) system has been implemented in the pigeonpea breeding programme at ICRISAT [ 5], and this technology holds great potential to increase pigeonpea productivity.

Ms. Wilson recently talked about breeding sheep.

Recently, two novel breeding techniques have been developed, i.e., cisgenesis and reverse breeding, both of which are based on gene technology but should raise less moral concerns from the public.

Confirmation of range extension beyond existing limits of this and other tropical species will be primarily dependent on either continuous or intermittent recruitment from this recently established southern breeding population.

Among the various types of molecular markers available, microsatellites have received greater attention recently, especially for breeding purposes.

Following EU decision 2003/100/EC Member States have recently implemented sheep breeding programmes to reduce the prevalence of sheep with TSE susceptible prion genotypes.

Recently, a sugarcane breeding program in Brazil, RIDESA Academic Networkk for the Development of Sugar-Alcohol Sector; http://www.ridesa.com.br) has been making efforts to select sugarcane plants with low lignin content and/or altered lignin composition [ 16], using a recurrent selection method to increase the frequency of favorable alleles through repeated cycles of crossing and selection.

Recently, molecular breeding design (MDB) have become popular for molecular breeding in crop improvement and should contribute to future breeding outcomes (Xu and Zhu, 2012).