Sentence examples for to be breed from inspiring English sources

Sows have become larger during the last 25 years in response to genetic selection, and size varies between breeds, so information on body dimensions needs to be breed specific and up to date.

Many CNVs appear to be breed specific and may contribute to breed differentiation.

The genetic architecture of predisposition to boar taint shows evidence for inter- and intra-breed variation with many of the reported effects appearing to be breed specific [ 11, 16– 16].

It even owns a stud farm, where horse owners send mares to be bred.

Something perhaps to be bred from when called on and the present rush blows its fuse.

Some sense of good and evil seems to be bred in the bone.

It's the first of the nearly extinct rhinos to be bred and born in captivity since 1889.

Unable to be bred in captivity, the last documented specimen died in the Hobart Zoo in 1936.

These would make these animals less valuable and therefore less likely to be bred, mistreated and commoditized.

Stanco intended to send Storm Dixie, an undistinguished mare, to be bred to Grand Slam, a well-regarded stallion.

Dogs were probably trained to hunt as early as Neolithic times and came to be bred for specialized skills.