Sentence examples for Inherent traits from inspiring English sources

The American psychologists David Henry Feldman and Martha Morelock summarized late 20th-century research on prodigies to identify those inherent traits and environmental influences that contribute to the development of a prodigy.

Politics for her was not the result of some natural predisposition, or the realization of the inherent traits of human nature.

It's because of these inherent traits that it has yet to be proven whether this new administration – or any other – can truly absorb cutting-edge technology and its entrepreneurial culture.

As hydrogel-based vehicles are being increasingly employed in therapeutic cell delivery, two inherent traits of most common hydrogels, namely low cell affinity and high cell constraint, have significantly drawn the attention of biomedical community.

If conditions are right, there's a potential to tap into those inherent traits and turn the icy moon into a habitable world.

In fact, the inherent traits and characteristics of the female gender can actually be to our advantage - and to the benefit of business.

A sympathetic director would have relished rather than resisted that inherent trait.

No matter how big their blog might be, all bloggers are lovely – it's like some kind of inherent trait!

Combats and spectacles with bulls were also common in ancient Rome, but the action depended on the inherent trait of domesticated cattle to flee their attackers.

I don't think it's any of this thing where, you know, 'by God, young man, if you play your cards right you, too, may end up in politics.' It's more of an inherent trait".

I'm just not convinced that it is possible to become one if it isn't an inherent trait.