Measuring the Breeding Value of Dairy Sires By the Records of Their First Few Ad
Measuring the Breeding Value of Dairy Sires By the Records of Their First Few Ad
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7 1070 44. 2 970 40. 1 823 34. 0 707 29. 3 616 25. 5 566 23. 0 510 21. 1 471 19. 5 372 15. 4 342 14. 1 285 11. 8 196 8. 1 128 5. 3 1829 1252 969 801 687 602 534 476 423 372 322 269 214 155 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 *Each class of differences was determined by subtracting the mean milk yields of the daughter-groups in the fifteenth aggregate from the mean milk yields of the respective daughter-groups in each of the other aggregates.
19251 MEASURING THE BREEDING VALUE OF DAIRY SIRES 559 rela...tion is also illustrated very clearly by comparing the polygons in Figs. 1 to 14.
stoo o o O Ul o * * x M X K 16$ I Ul Q O 00 /*?. B n n STANDARD DEVIAJIONG . * r" rrs Of VM LABILITY 3 * $ 6 7 8 9 10 u 12 13 1> AGGREGATES The mathematical constants in Tables 1, 2, and 3, which describe the relation existing between the milk yields of the first fifteen tested daughters of the 133 Jersey sires taken as a whole, are all many times their probable errors. Hence it may be assumed that these tested daughters of the 133 Jersey sires, as classified into the daughter-groups, aggregates, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7 1070 44. 2 970 40. 1 823 34. 0 707 29. 3 616 25. 5 566 23. 0 510 21. 1 471 19. 5 372 15. 4 342 14. 1 285 11. 8 196 8. 1 128 5. 3 1829 1252 969 801 687 602 534 476 423 372 322 269 214 155 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 *Each class of differences was determined by subtracting the mean milk yields of the daughter-groups in the fifteenth aggregate from the mean milk yields of the respective daughter-groups in each of the other aggregates.
19251 MEASURING THE BREEDING VALUE OF DAIRY SIRES 559 rela...tion is also illustrated very clearly by comparing the polygons in Figs. 1 to 14.
stoo o o O Ul o * * x M X K 16$ I Ul Q O 00 /*?. B n n STANDARD DEVIAJIONG . * r" rrs Of VM LABILITY 3 * $ 6 7 8 9 10 u 12 13 1> AGGREGATES The mathematical constants in Tables 1, 2, and 3, which describe the relation existing between the milk yields of the first fifteen tested daughters of the 133 Jersey sires taken as a whole, are all many times their probable errors. Hence it may be assumed that these tested daughters of the 133 Jersey sires, as classified into the daughter-groups, aggregates, etc.
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