Sentence examples for required for breeding from inspiring English sources

However, highly 'specialized' farm animals can be required for breeding under conditions that differ largely from selection conditions.

The CSD facilitates the collection of thousands of uniform tissue cores consistent with high-throughput analysis required for breeding, genetics, and production studies.

Pyramiding, mixture of lines, and alternation deployment have not been widely used, owing to the time required for breeding assortments of R-genes into elite cultivars and the difficulty to implement field experiments in practice.

GWEBV may reduce the amount of phenotyping required for breeding schemes and hence constitute an attractive proposition because obtaining phenotypic records routinely for all generations can be expensive, reduce animal welfare, and sometimes impossible for live selection candidates.

Not all mice underwent the full series of experiments; a minority was not included in the final three experiments as they were required for breeding for other studies that would not have been possible had the mice undertaken the full battery of tests.

During the non-breeding phase when Laysan albatrosses are not constrained by the time and energy required for breeding, there is a larger degree of overlap in foraging distributions between distant populations.

The high level of neutron flux required for tritium breeding and the neutron multiplication properties of Be and Pb imply the need for a large neutron attenuation in the associated shielding to meet the shutdown dose requirements.

Thus, it is not a feasible option for collecting the required data for breeding against aggressive behaviours in mink.

All mosquitoes including Ae. aegypti have aquatic larval and pupal stages and therefore require water for breeding.

All mosquitoes have aquatic larval and pupae stages and therefore require water for breeding (Hawkes et al. 1985; Muhar et al. 2000).

Modern agriculture has relied on the use of biotechnologies and molecular biology to improve marker development and aid in the discovery of candidate loci or genes associated with desirable traits, thereby reducing the time required for selective breeding.