Sentence examples for risk of breeding from inspiring English sources

Still, it's hard to dispute her general point — that a state engaged in predatory corruption is gambling with its own political legitimacy and runs the risk of breeding insurrection.

An early/fast laboratory diagnosis for CAEV infection can be very useful for effective prophylactic action, and PCR is a useful tool for decreasing the risk of breeding AGID-false-negative animals [ 19].

To reduce the risk of breeding mosquitoes and to keep debris from the roof from entering the rain barrel, fasten a piece of window screen to the underside of the barrels top surface around the water inlet.

Even potential boosters say those responsible must do more to show that benefits outweigh the risks of breeding modified insects that could bite people.

Over the past 15 years or so, spurred by new realizations — and new fears — about the risks of breeding resistant strains of bacteria, pediatricians in the United States have, as a group, cut back dramatically on prescribing antibiotics in situations where they may not be necessary.

By exploring different system set-ups it was found that in order to mitigate the risk of mosquito breeding in tanks, all potential access routes must be adequately sealed.

The breed currently has a high risk of inbreeding, due to the low number of breeding stallions, and is at risk of extinction.

In the literature, several selection and mating designs have been reported that aim at reaching a high ΔG and/or low ΔF [ 1, 2], since a high ΔF represents a risk for the long-term success of breeding programs.

This traveling distance influences the rate of breeding and increases the risk of damage to the grassland.

The current population and ratio of breeding males to females according to FAO risk classification system (FAO 2015) is categorized as breed 'not at risk'.

While this is unproven, it nevertheless highlights the potential risks and responsibilities for both vendors and purchasers of breeding heifers.