The phrase "a group of traits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collection or set of characteristics that define a person, object, or concept.
Example: "The personality of the character is defined by a group of traits that make him relatable to the audience."
Alternatives: "a set of characteristics" or "a collection of attributes."
Shen says he looks for a group of traits in entrepreneurs when deciding whether to invest.
The first stage constructs candidate bipartite modules consisting of a group of traits and a genomic interval.
The ℓ1/ℓ2-regularized multitask regression is defined as follows: (3) where and h∈ is a group of traits (outputs).
This situation is common in our case of GEMOT modules harboring multiple causal transcripts translating between the same variant and a group of traits.
4) The manuscript would be more convincing if the authors identify a group of traits that show low Pearson correlation among themselves, but share the same driver genes.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04346.020 Module no. 4 demonstrates GEMOT's ability to identify a group of traits that show weak correlations among themselves, but share the same driver transcripts.
However, it is not a single fertilization trait, but rather a group of fertilization traits that include conspecific sperm precedence [11] and the ability of males to induce females to lay eggs [14] – collectively called gametic isolating traits (see 2, pp 232 246 for a review).
As an example, Figure 1 figure supplement 1A illustrates a sample network and Figure 1 figure supplement 1B depicts a group of correlated traits in this network.
Modules often refer to units or a group of phenotypic traits that are independent and act in a coordinated manner (Klingenberg 2008, 2010; Olson and Miller 1958).
More recently, the genetic basis of parthenocarpy [ 8], Ralstonia solanacearum resistance [ 9], anthocyanin content [ 10] and a group of agronomic traits [ 11] has been elucidated.
A third group of traits comprising depressed, disease prone and stupid was co-dominated by L−, L+ and F+.
