The phrase "a range of trait" is not correct in English.
It should be "a range of traits." You can use it when discussing various characteristics or qualities that someone or something may possess.
Example: "The study examined a range of traits that contribute to effective leadership."
Alternatives: "a variety of traits" or "a spectrum of traits."
In this paper, we provide ecological, historical, and geographical evidence for coevolution under complex temporal and spatial scenarios that include intermittent selection, species turnover across localities, and a range of trait match/mismatch across populations.
Compared with a monomorphic population with the same mean, a polymorphic population experiences different eco-evolutionary feedback and 'samples' the nonlinear fitness landscape over a range of trait values around the mean.
While relationships are usually built on a range of traits, the researchers warn that contraceptives can have an unexpected influence on what women look for in a partner.
In a recent survey by travel Web site Expedia.com, Americans came in at No. 11 out of 31 based on a range of traits, including curiosity and tidiness.
The researchers monitored their evolution by measuring a range of traits, such as development time, starvation resistance, fat content, body weight, and fecundity.
Although less often studied, many representative groups of Gram-positive bacteria, particularly those belonging to genus Streptomyces, exhibit a range of traits that may improve plant growth by using different mechanisms [7].
We studied CC strains generated in Western Australia, measuring a range of traits, including gene expression levels from skeletal muscle, and in vivo phenotypes such as voluntary running wheel performance.
Different tissues and cells are adapted for specific and often diverse function, so it is important to express the genes in specific cell-types and to pyramid a range of traits.
The ascidian species selected encompass a range of traits, evolutionary histories, and population histories.
In addition there was also support for pleiotropic effects whereby different markers from the same gene were associated with a range of traits.
Lower digit ratios are believed to indicate increased prenatal testosterone exposure, and are associated with more masculinized behavior across a range of traits.
