Sentence examples for suggested breeding from inspiring English sources
In 1885 he suggested breeding germ-free animals and watching to see whether they developed different health problems from their normal counterparts.
Except for one-stage selection procedures, DSI always suggested breeding schemes yielding less Δ Ga than OSI, with a maximum reduction of 5.5% and a mean of 2% (see Figure 2(a)).
Only observations made within the breeding season (mainly May-June, though also April and July if observations clearly suggested breeding behaviour and excluded the possibility of passage migrants or post-breeding movements) were used to calculate frequency of occurrence across sites, and, as before, wetland and passage migrant (i.e. non-breeding) species were excluded.
Its lavish appointments suggest breeding and refinement.
Strategies for the sustainable intensification of ruminant production suggest breeding animals adapted to the environment in which they live using local fodders to maximize efficient ruminal fermentation.
He went on to suggest breeding for polled (naturally hornless) cattle instead.
Although it is unclear whether there is any female choice in roach, it has been suggested that breeding tubercles are used by females as a cue for choosing a high-quality mate, and males with large breeding tubercles exhibit significantly more active courtship behavior (Kortet et al. 2004).
In addition, some researchers have suggested, birds breeding too late or too early one year might learn from their mistake and adjust their timing the next year.
Another paper, by Mathias Currat and Laurent Excoffier, two Swiss geneticists, suggests that breeding between Neanderthals and modern humans was rare.
Finally, potential yield and tolerance were not correlated, which suggests that breeding for yield performance and tolerance could be possible.
Density, diameter at age 2 (growth), volumetric shrinkage, acoustic velocity and stiffness all have significantly large heritability, suggesting that breeding for these traits is achievable.
