Sentence examples for wild contribution from inspiring English sources

Half of the broodstock crosses were wild × wild, and the other half were hatchery × hatchery, resulting in an average of 50% wild contribution to broodstock.

Wild foods' contribution to resilience is measured through IFA indicator.

Particularly, these actors have never considered wild foods' contribution to household resilience.

From BC1F1 to BC2F1, we noted more than 50% reduction of the wild allele contribution to the genotypic constitution of the BC2F1 individuals.

The BC1F1 and BC2F1 populations that we developed are excellent starting points for the development of new breeding populations such as Advanced Backcross (AB) and Chromosome Segment Substitution Lines CSSLL) populations for analysis of the wild alleles contribution to the improvement of cultivated peanut varieties.

There was also a larger theme among the layers: that of recasting a quintessentially anti-establishment figure as a hero of the British Empire for his wild creative contributions.

In the absence of Rx2 activity, RPE is preferentially formed, resulting in the exclusion of wild-type contribution in a mosaic situation.

Had semi-wild foods been considered, the contribution of wild foods would have been much higher than what was found from purely wild sources.

Some people visit regularly to support Shadowland's mission: educating the public about the dwindling number of wolves in the wild and the contribution they make to our ecosystem.

These differences were demonstrated in both of our independent complementation schemes, which each used a different mutant mth allele to measure the wild mth variants' contribution to phenotype.

Others provide sanctuary to animals that cannot be released into the wild and financial contributions to on-the-ground wildlife conservation projects.