Sentence examples for a useful character from inspiring English sources

Apparently, this exercise was not sufficient to convince many students that the sole presence of wings is not always a useful character to use when constructing a phylogeny.

Quite a useful character, a dog is, when you view it in the light of the blues.

Therefore, the ontogeny of carpogonial branches has been suggested as a useful character for separating different genera among the members of the family Galaxauraceae (e.g., Wang and Chiang, 2001 Liu and Wang, 2009).

Spore size is also a useful character (although not easily measured in the field); the average A. viridimontanum spore measures 51.4 μm in diameter.

Cooder was inspired by Al Sharpton's quote "how he treated his dog tells you a lot about him", and found the dog to be "a useful character ... when you view it in the light of the blues.

Little et al. [96] took this to be a useful character to separate vestimentiferan from frenulate and moniliferan tubes, as neither of the latter groups are known to have this feature.

Furthermore, our data demonstrate that anatomical traits can provide informative characters that have a useful role for plant identification.

For the novelist, he was an easy and useful character.

In these cases, the changes in the telomere sequence variants exhibited a simple phylogenetic pattern, suggesting that the telomere type may be a useful synapomorphic character.

Variation in the shape and position of these fossae may prove a useful source character data in abelisauroids, diplodocoids, and titanosauriforms.

Who among us can resist what is ostensibly the most useful character in 2017, Face With Open Mouth Vomiting?