Sentence examples for some breeding programs from inspiring English sources
Today, the designation "Straight Egyptian" or "Egyptian Arabian" is popular with some Arabian breeders, and the modern Egyptian-bred Arabian is an outcross used to add refinement in some breeding programs.
Some breeding programs had a scenario where genomic selection was used for all animals born in the nucleus.
In addition to breeding of fescue and ryegrass cultivars, some breeding programs have released cultivars originating from intergeneric crosses of Festuca with Lolium (called Festuloliums), thereby combining desirable agronomic characteristics of both genera [ 2].
In some breeding programs, such as those with very low levels of pedigree recording, there may be major population subgroups or structures hidden within the data that could be captured and revealed by the genomic information.
Though some nucleus breeding programs were successful and attained some sustainability if the farmers' participation was considered, they still are vulnerable once the funding provided ends.
On the other hand, there are some fields (breeding programs, basic research programs, etc)., where the amount of sample available for testing is very limited, therefore the necessity of small-scale equipment and methods is unambiguous.
This gene is used extensively in the CIMMYT spring wheat breeding program, and is shared by some US breeding programs that also incorporated this gene in their germplasm for broad-spectrum resistance.
More recently, another well-known vigorous growing wild species, S. robustum, is being tapped in some sugarcane breeding programs for enhanced biomass yield.
Thus, an evolutionary perspective on zoo population management may be fruitful in overcoming limitations currently experienced by some captive breeding programs.
By disrupting the coevolution of between parasite and host, some captive breeding programs of endangered species may be inadvertently promoting autoimmune disease.
In contrast, some animal breeding programs equal or exceed this rate of annual genetic improvement for economic traits based on best linear unbiased prediction (BLUP) selection (Avendaño et al. 2003), underpinned by the animal model.
