Sentence examples for as single traits from inspiring English sources

Very often these traits are correlated and should, therefore, be evaluated together rather than as single traits.

While we agree with Podos et al. that whistle structure seems different in delphinids and non-delphinid toothed whales we believe this demonstrates the basic problem of treating broad, arbitrary, concepts as single traits in evolutionary analyses.

In this paper, the shoot fresh and dry mass, shoot length, leaf area, growth rate, increase in leaf area, and the assimilation rate were used as single traits to quantify the reaction of maize seedlings upon strong heat stress (38°C day temperature).

The prevalence of overall MetS was 74.4% and the OR for AVD was 1.41 (1.12–1.78), which however was higher for hypertension as single trait (OR 4.76).

Our data on OR for AVD suggest on the first look that the overall MetS is associated with an increased risk: OR for men 1.38 and for women 1.67 resp., but the corresponding ORs for hypertension as single trait were 4.22 and 7.69 resp.

In this study, most of the QTL were identified as single-trait regions.

Historically, multiple traits are analyzed separately (referred to as single-trait analysis) (Edwards et al. 1987; Stuber et al. 1987; Weller et al. 1988; Hubner et al. 2005).

Furthermore, we observed a distinct sex difference with respect to ORs for single traits as well as for all phenotypes of the MetS.

For this study all udder morphometric QTL were categorized as a single trait referred to as UT.

The diagnostic and prognostic value of 2D∶4D as a single trait marker or in combination with other trait as well as state markers has to be investigated in future studies under clinical routine conditions using internal and external validation.

The predictive power of this model was as good as for multivariate analysis taking the single traits into the model.