The phrase "a significant trait of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an important characteristic or quality associated with a person, object, or concept.
Example: "Honesty is a significant trait of a good leader."
Alternatives: "an important characteristic of" or "a key feature of".
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.
There is one significant trait of my fellow earthlings which leaves me utterly baffled and stumped.
This kind of territorial marketing has created a new ecosocial equilibrium in many rural communities, mitigating land abandonment and helping in the preservation of significant traits of so-called vanishing traditional landscapes.
Based on the recommendation of a lower cut-off score for European populations, approximately 15% of the study sample exhibited significant traits of psychopathy.
But we do know that many of these perpetrators share one significant trait: a sense of isolation from the rest of the community.
There was also a significant reduction of trait means in wing shape.
Directional dominance can cause a significant regression of trait phenotype on average heterozygosity, as we observed.
We have used three approaches to identify genes whose DNA methylation levels or transcript levels may explain a significant fraction of trait variance in individual birth weight.
From the regions showing a significant effect of trait anxiety (on regional activation or functional connectivity), individual contrast values were extracted to illustrate the patterns of activation and connectivity as depending on anxiety and task condition.
