Sentence examples for the current breed from inspiring English sources

The selection intensity from breeding from the best 50% of scored animals using EBVs would be over 3 times higher than that achieved over 1996 2006 where breeding from dogs with scores less than the current breed mean was the guideline.

The current breed of consumer has shown an ability to turn something like the Apple iPhone into an overnight sensation, then demand that companies embrace it.

For the current breed of Republican leaders, "earmarking" is a dirty word, but in this case, it is the core of Mr. Cantor's defense.

Last week Clarke, who is a giant among the current breed of politicians, was the only Tory to vote against the motion to trigger Brexit by the end of March.

Americans don't really see him as an anti-hero or a tragic figure not any more than they see the current breed of charismatic criminals on cable as villains.

Americans don't really see him as an anti-hero or a tragic figure — not any more than they see the current breed of charismatic criminals on cable as villains.

We initially expected the maternally identified clades to show a correspondence with the current breeds, because these breeds have distinct morphological differences [ 17].

T and H are defined using the allele frequencies over the whole dataset and thus correspond to a model in which the current breeds have descended from a base population with these allele frequencies, and the current breeds are regarded as inbred relative to this base population.

These breeds were later combined to form the current breeding population which had the benefit of reducing costs and increasing selection intensity.

Then we built a simple demographic model of three populations with two steps of population bottleneck leading to the two current breeds - the first bottleneck at the foundation of domesticated lineage and the second at the formation of Yorkshire and Landrace.

Recent research shows the woolly dog probably resembled a current breed called the Spitz, a thick-coated, curly-tailed dog native to Finland.