The phrase "a significant trait" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an important characteristic or quality of a person, object, or concept.
Example: "Honesty is a significant trait that many employers look for in potential candidates."
Alternatives: "an important characteristic" or "a notable feature."
"Aggression, apparently caused by environmental factors such as lack of space was a significant trait observed in this country," it said.
This point is important because other yield components are close to optimisation (such as harvest index) and canopy photosynthesis is currently considered a significant trait in terms of enhancing rice yield (Murchie et al. 2009, Zhu et al. 2010).
The finding of a significant trait schizotypy difference between groups is in line with Rawlings and Locarnini's (2008) data strongly linking creativity with schizotypy.
The expected percentage of promoter binding by ESC transcription factors was only 28% (Z = 4.45, p < 10−15), indicating that it is a significant trait of the data set.
Moreover, the rG estimates of trait class combinations depended upon broodstock source and combinations of treatment and broodstock source, as shown by a significant trait class combination × broodstock source interaction (F0.05(1),7,464 = 3.031, P = 0.004) and a significant treatment × broodstock source interaction (F0.05(1),3,464 = 3.423, P = 0.017).
Here we investigate the inheritance in F2 lines of the ability to form clumps and present the first demonstration of the utility of these lines for mapping a biologically significant trait.
But we do know that many of these perpetrators share one significant trait: a sense of isolation from the rest of the community.
As structures, Northwest Coast houses shared a few significant traits.
But a few significant traits set Ms. Raine's characters apart from similar clans with high I.Q.'s and a self-regard to match.
However, analysis of fish 21 days p.i. detected a significant quantitative trait locus on linkage group 9 and three other suggestive quantitative trait loci on linkage groups 7, 18 and 22.
Chelsea fans will recall similar contributions from Terry and be familiar with a significant captaincy trait picked out by Winterburn.
