Although genomic annotations of livestock species are more scarce than in humans, our approach may be adaptable to other traits and species as well.
These translate into business traits such as engaged, trustworthy and adaptable.
Exotics differed significantly from natives on seven of the 10 traits in ways that made them more adaptable to higher temperatures.
Regarding personality traits, females were more reward-dependent and adaptable than men, while men were more optimistic than women.
The interdisciplinary and population-based effectiveness characteristics of GHR (e.g. having broad appeal, being adaptable for both participants and intervention agents) (9) create traits that are not in line with the above-mentioned common definitions of research excellence.
These are valuable traits for an adherence intervention which could be adaptable to a wide range of settings and amenable to tailoring to meet individual needs.
At the same time they have called for applicants who are resilient, adaptable, curious, trusting and creative but without saying why these particular traits are the most important, how they will be measured, or how the standards for selection will be set.
2000; Som and Reyer 2006), but our model is more general and adaptable because important processes like density-dependent competition, dominance/recessive inheritance of traits and assortative mating are incorporated.
In his book, Etwaru explores the necessary leadership traits that are required to drive meaningful change, by staying adaptable, intellectually curious and collaborative.
The following personality traits are associated with being successful in business: innovative, imaginative, creative, flexible, adaptable, reliable, responsible, self-reliant, and calculated risk-taking (Develi 2011).
