Sentence examples for In such characteristics from inspiring English sources

Heterosis, also called hybrid vigour, the increase in such characteristics as size, growth rate, fertility, and yield of a hybrid organism over those of its parents.

Variation in such characteristics as particle morphology and arrangement, method of production, board thickness (2 40 mm [about 0.08 1.6 inches]), presence of perforations, and type and amount of adhesive allow the production of particleboards with different properties.

These scientists used mathematical arguments to show, first, that continuous variation (in such characteristics as body size, number of eggs laid, and the like) could be explained by Mendel's laws and, second, that natural selection acting cumulatively on small variations could yield major evolutionary changes in form and function.

Initial results from the drilling project indicated that reflections of seismic waves that were commonly observed in geophysical surveys of the oceanic crust were largely unrelated to the boundaries between fundamental types of rock (such as the basalt-gabbro boundary) but instead were caused by changes in such characteristics as the porosity of rock materials.

These differences in such characteristics can be used to develop the principles and algorithms for this element.

Yerima (2011) stated that these soils differ in such characteristics as texture, effective depth, gravel content, compactness and water infiltration rates.

In addition, many people may believe that they dislike someone like De Win – a hard-as-nails 50-something political journalist – because of her personality, but this is partly because, while uncompromising toughness and abruptness, à la Jeremy Paxman, are widely admired in men, such characteristics are often still seen as unbecoming in women, despite decades of female emancipation.

Thirdly, given the personal characteristics ascribed to Alternative teenagers such as intelligence, nonconformity and creativity, but also introversion and a melancholic and morbid outlook [ 7] their peer group provides an environment in which such characteristics can be expressed without stigma.

In this study we compared such characteristics in consecutive patients evaluated for suspicious lung lesions in our center.

In this regard, such characteristics and evidence would allow equating EDCs in marine plastic waste with the defining properties of a POP under the Stockholm Convention.

Dickie argued, in reply, that such characteristics were either not plausibly necessary conditions of aesthetic experience, or else that Beardsley's description of them was inadequate.