Sentence examples for useful breed from inspiring English sources
The story goes that once upon a time in America there existed a species known as the popular poet but that, alas, the last of this sweet and useful breed died out right around the time men stopped wearing suits to baseball games, and ever since then poetry has been about as approachable as an alligator with mommy issues and an unfinished dissertation on Wittgenstein.
Through selective mating and crossing with other breeds, the Merino has served extensively as foundation stock in the creation of many useful breeds and strains of sheep.
A Neighbor-Joining dendrogram of individuals was established from the distance of – ln(proportions of shared alleles); 92.14% of the individuals were clustered with their own breeds, which implies that this method is useful for breed demarcation.
The multiple beneficial alleles from resistant germplasm may be useful to breed varieties with improved resistance to SCN.
Brøndum et al. [ 21] showed that increasing the size of the reference population used for imputation by adding animals from other breeds is useful only if the breeds are related.
To become a useful tool in breed management in countries with developing economies, genetic screening systems must be designed to be statistically powerful yet economically viable.
However, it might prove useful in across-breed predictions, if training data are available on both breeds and the focus is on prediction accuracy in a given breed.
The latter would be especially useful for across-breed prediction, as in the case when the training population contains several breeds.
The combination of desired characteristics means that the breed is useful for breeding show jumpers, eventers and steeplechasers (the latter especially when crossed with Thoroughbreds).
More useful are plants bred to be better at extracting nutrients from the ground or tolerating salinity, making more effective use of existing land and bringing new land into cultivation.
Determining haplotype phase and frequency is necessary to estimate LD and can provide useful information about breed-specific haplotypes and the history of artificial selection.
