Sentence examples for as two traits from inspiring English sources

Brain volume and cheek-tooth size have traditionally been considered as two traits that show opposite evolutionary trends during the evolution of Homo.

We assumed that French trotters undergo a 2-step selection process i.e. (1) after qualification (Q) and (2) after mature racing performances (RP), which are considered as two traits.

Recent work (Nayak et al. 2005; Baldi et al. 2009) has implicated self-sperm specification and activation as two traits responsible for the origin of hermaphroditism in C. elegans.

Five replicates of the simulated data were analyzed as five traits, and QTL effects for each trait were independent.

As only two traits (CV5 and AF) was studied, we were able to apply a multivariate model with a multinormal penetrance distribution, which is the most powerful and accurate method, even though it is time consuming [ 28].

However, only nine moments can be computed from the data: the cross-trait covariance between the MZ twins and, for each trait, the covariance between the MZ twins; the corresponding three moments for the DZ twins; and the population variances of the two traits as well as the population cross-trait covariance.

For example, in Figure 1, the correlation structure of the 53 clinical traits in the asthma dataset collected as a part of the Severe Asthma Research Program (SARP) (Moore et al., 2007) is represented as a network, with each trait as a node, the interaction between two traits as an edge and the thickness of an edge representing the strength of correlation.

Mr. Ligeti certainly had a sense of humor and described himself as an emotional man, two traits evident in his violin concerto (1990, revised in 1992), a wild and surprising mélange of scordatura, avant-garde sounds, Hungarian folk melodies and melancholy lyricism.

Being nice shouldn't undermine the perception of a person's competence, yet when it comes to women, we tend to view the two traits as inversely related – a surplus of one leading to the belief you're deficient in the other.

The vast majority of cases almost anyone without an ax to grind would want to classify as "terrorism" exhibit the two traits implied in ordinary use and highlighted by mainstream philosophical definitions such as those quoted above: violence and intimidation.

We used these two traits as models for assessing the effectiveness of AM.