Sentence examples for unbalanced breeding from inspiring English sources
Heritability on an entry mean basis was calculated for the phenotyped and genotyped inbred lines according to [ 63] for unbalanced breeding trials.
The trial variable corresponds to the individuals locations used by different breeding programs and was modeled because trials within breeding programs were often unbalanced.
Second, despite generally high breeding success, and hence unbalanced data with few individuals failing, birds that skip breeding show predictably higher activity (most probably higher foraging effort) in the previous winter (see also [ 11]).
The F1 progeny analysed (n = 922) belonged to a small effective breeding population with contributions from an unbalanced family structure of just 10 males and 2 females.
This result indicates that family relationships are not affecting the estimates of breeding value, in contrast to the result reported for unbalanced datasets with little or no clonal replication of progeny genotypes (Garrick et al. 2009).
Authors also based their conclusions upon the comparisons of populations of different sizes (e.g., Muona and Hariu 1989; Bergmann and Ruetz 1991), groups of natural and breeding populations with different average population sizes (e.g., El-Kassaby and Ritland 1996), or unbalanced numbers of populations for the natural and breeding populations (e.g., Chaisurisri and El-Kassaby 1994; Rajora 1999).
Red-Tailed Hawk: Breeding.
"The Muslims are breeding.
Reading interfered with breeding.
Liberalisation risks breeding instability.
