inseminate造句
(1) The gadget is used to artificially inseminate cows.
(2) The cows are artificially inseminated .
(3) One partner will often inseminate the other.
(4) Although the sneakier males don't inseminate as many eggs as their rivals do, it is still an effective tactic, researchers report today in BMC Evolutionary Biology.
(5) It also states prophase work, transporting and inseminate method , conservation and management in the transplanting process.
(6) The number of offspring a male can produce depends on his ability to produce sperm and inseminate females.
(7) A University of Pennsylvania study shows that more women are seeking to be artificially inseminated with sperm from men who have died.
(8) Marsh Hanson and Jay Wilson were lucky to find their surrogate friend and to be able to inseminate her privately in their home.
(9) This paper introduces the task of transplanting big trees. It also states prophase work, transporting and inseminate method, conservation and management in the transplanting process.
(10) If sows are in estrus on d 5 PW, wait 12 h to inseminate, then inseminate 12 h later.
(11) To establish correct genealogies and purify bloodlines , researchers have to keep hens in separate cages and artificially inseminate them so they know who the real parents of the chicks are.
(12) But vets have used a revolutionary technique to artificially inseminate the show dog's great-great granddaughter, Star, with his sperm.
(13) In your planning stages for the desired breeding, be sure to check with the people on both ends about their availability to collect the male or inseminate the bitch.
(14) "With semen dilution you can get one male to inseminate 20 to 30 females," says Murray Bakst, a poultry reproduction expert at Beltsville.
(15) The way in which males can most effectively do that is to inseminate a number of females.
(16) If sows are in estrus 6 -7 d PW, inseminate immediately, then inseminate 12 h later.
(17) Females, in other words, would rather choose which males inseminate them.
(18) The young Severino would watch with fascination while his uncle, a veterinarian, would artificially inseminate cows on surrounding farms.