Sentence examples for well domesticated from inspiring English sources

At present, about 60 species of microalgae have been well domesticated with high concentration of CO2 for producing large biomass and achieving high biofuel yields [ 16].

About 25% of the zebrafish's 17,000 genes are duplicated, and those that are mutated may also exist in wild animals as well as domesticated ones.

Similar principles appear to apply in domesticated birds as well: domestic chickens are less fearful and reactive than wild junglefowl (Schütz et al. 2001), and basal cortisol levels are also reduced in domesticated Bengalese finches, relative to their (captive raised) wild-type ancestors (Suzuki et al. 2012).

For every text that places well-domesticated womanhood on a religious pedestal, another one announces that, if uncontrolled, women are the root of all evil.

We used four criteria for choosing our examples: 1 We considered only cases involving ancestors that are well-domesticated taxa.

Here, we define well-domesticated taxa as those that have been intentionally cultivated (and thus under intentional or unintentional selection) for at least 1000 years.

Thus, we excluded from our list plant pests that are known to have well-domesticated ancestors but for which no evidence of evolutionary change has yet been reported (e.g., invasive strawberry guava, Lowe et al. 2000).

On the other hand, Vilà says, it is more likely that "dogs were domesticated well before 14,000 years ago [but] were not subjected to ceremonial burials over most of their distribution range".

But mostly the horses are happy and well, and domesticated.

Plum pox can infect wild fruits as well as domesticated ones, and it has other hosts, like white clover and several members of the nightshade family.

Finally, our estimates ignore the fact that vultures feed on carcasses of wild as well as domesticated ungulates.