The phrase "as more traits" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to compare or add additional characteristics, but it lacks context to be effectively used.
Example: "The study revealed that individuals with higher intelligence tend to exhibit as more traits of creativity."
Alternatives: "as additional traits" or "as further characteristics".
In other words, multivariate twin analysis uses the twin method to estimate genetic and environmental contributions to the covariance of two or more traits as well as the variance of each trait [39].
Thus, rather than treating admirable character traits as more basic than the notions of right and wrong conduct, Kant takes virtues to be explicable only in terms of a prior account of moral or dutiful behavior.
The Sumatran rhinoceros is considered the least derived of the extant species, as it shares more traits with its Miocene ancestors.
b Interactions correspond to the number of clones correlated with two or more traits as obtained with Boolean comparisons.
We only included improved and adapted breeding lines or varieties as donors for one or more traits rather than land races.
The new era of Disney princess that followed incorporated elements of feminism, as well as more traditional traits.
As more mesenchymal traits are acquired, it becomes more difficult for the pathologist to distinguish these cells from the true mesenchymal cells that surround the neoplastic cells.
These results show that individual differences in functional connectivity consist of state-dependent aspects, as well as more stable, trait-like characteristics.
As more quantitative trait loci (QTL) studies with CC mice (Durrant et al. 2011; Zheng et al. 2012; Flint and Eskin 2012) are undertaken, the need for a complete reference genome and annotation will increase.
The researchers found that when a participant wore casual clothing he or she rated the casual traits as more valid self-descriptions than the formal traits.
