Sentence examples for a trait at the from inspiring English sources

The greatest risk to the company is that it develops a reputation for being too ruthless, a trait at the core of Steve Jobs.

It models discrete states of a trait at the end of each branch as a result of a continuous time Markov chain with infinitesimal transition rates determined by an overall transition rate, pair-wise transition probabilities and a base frequency of the states.

Broad Breasted Whites have been developed for a single trait at the expense of all others: producing disproportionately large amounts of white meat in as little time as possible.

In this way, we did not bias the eQTL discovery towards genes correlated with a particular trait at the expense of introducing multiple testing that when accounted for may result in less power.

Then he says: "As for the non-existent Christmas controversy, this proves, Mr. Kristof, that you are absolutely clueless that you have no idea what is happening in the country–a trait you share with many at The New York Times.

Our phenotype, the ability of a stimulus to prevent dexmedetomidine-induced LORR, was scored as a 'yes no' binary trait (at the 3.5 rpm rotation speed of the cylinder, the mouse either lost its righting reflex following dexmedetomidine injection or it did not).

We identified four regions that were significantly associated with a blood pressure trait at the genome-wide admixture mapping level.

A pressing need for digital know-how in the business has also been hampered by sheer embarrassment (a very British trait) at the lack of existing knowledge in place.

He had a proper instinct for when someone or something was funny - an increasingly rare trait at the managerial level in television, where most people tend now to have only an instinct for whether or not someone or something is similar to a previous hit.

The continual spewing, too, of a certain racial epithet, while underlining a brutal truth of Alabama in 1900, tends in our time to raise the volume on a particularly vile character trait, at the expense perhaps of other important facets of the play.

The trait at the vertices of the triangle represent "archetypes", that is most specialised traits.