The authors insist they are not making value judgments; whether a particular trait is positive or negative depends on circumstance.
Was there a particular trait or aspect of his personality that led you to write for him?
This last use of vocabulary may be a particular trait of European languages and some others.
Alex's "mother", Irene Pepperberg, has asked, "what do we learn if we find that a particular trait is or is not restricted to humans?".
In essence, cloning allows breeders to speed up the clock - to bring forward a particular trait in a herd in rapid time.
But domestication is an arduous process, in which animals must be selected for a particular trait through many generations, by several generations of people.
Alleles may occur in pairs, or there may be multiple alleles affecting the expression (phenotype) of a particular trait.
You'll note, for example, that it does not even allow students who share a particular trait from using slurs associated with it to refer to other students.
Dollo's Law, a theory proposed by the scientist Louis Dollo in the 1800s, states that when a particular trait is lost in a species, it never comes back.
Each bit was chosen for a particular trait, all pieced together into a vector that Dr. June called a "Rube Goldberg-like solution" and "truly a zoo".
The presence of a particular trait among the members of one sex can make them somehow more attractive to the opposite sex.
