Sentence examples for a trait that allows from inspiring English sources
The leatherback has more red cells in each unit of blood than other reptiles, up in a range similar to that of mammals, a trait that allows it to carry sizable quantities of oxygen in its circulatory system during prolonged submersion.
This is a trait that allows style-conscious buyers to feel some degree of financial savvy.
When a species acquires a trait that allows it to exploit some new feature of the environment, it can be said that it occupies a new environmental niche.
This can be applied also to the mitochondria that eventually populate embryonic PGCs, so I propose that Δ ψm may be a trait that allows for the preferential transmission of the most active (and healthy) mitochondria.
In the studies at IPAR, the most creative participants, Dr. Barron and his colleagues found, appeared highly neurotic on personality tests but also showed high levels of ego-strength, a trait that allowed them to channel their pathology into creative work.
If this sounds unemotional, Muscatine says Clinton is simply very pragmatic, a trait that allowed her to work with people in the Senate who had sought to impeach her husband.
Demegen Inc. of Pittsburgh and Avigenics Inc. of Athens, Ga., announced plans last week for joint research on chickens with a genetic trait that allows them to resist the parasite coccidiosis.
Thus, melanin production may be a protective trait that allows D. eschscholtzii to survive in harsh conditions such as drought that triggers desiccation and osmotic stress.
Cell motility by flagella is an important physiological trait that allows bacteria to move towards favorable environmental conditions, form biofilms and/or acquire nutrients.
Research by the University of Cambridge in 2008 also revealed that entrepreneurs had a tendency towards impulsive risk taking behaviour – a personality trait that allowed them to seize opportunities under stress.
If there are more than two phenotypes, then iteration is not possible unless we make further assumptions (such as assuming Hardy-Weinberg frequencies for genotypes or a normal distribution with fixed variance for a continuous trait), that allow us to specify the entire distribution given only the mean.
