The phrase "attributes of trait" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It may be intended to describe characteristics associated with a specific trait, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The attributes of the trait of kindness include empathy, compassion, and generosity."
Alternatives: "characteristics of the trait" or "qualities of the trait".
In general, it is apparent that integrating additional knowledge related to the ancestry of individuals analysed and biological attributes of the trait studied (Li et al. 2006a; Chasman et al. 2012) is important in utilising GWAS for defining loci contributing to complex traits.
The moderating effect was accepted, considering the attribute of psychopathy trait that only concentrates on its own benefits, regardless of others' situation.
The attributes of the classes Trait, Gene, QTL and Marker store information about these entities.
Collectively, the results indicate that the five non-predictive facets overlap entirely with the predictive facets in their reliable common variance (i.e. variance attributed to the construct of trait EI), apparently compromising the construct validity of the global trait EI composite.
The evolutionary success of conspecific weeds is often attributed to acquisition of traits associated with wild plants (e.g. dormancy), presumably selected against in crops.
To allow for easy comparison of the effects of genotype attributes on different trait-types, we have chosen to use a linear regression model for test of association for all trait-types.
Table 3 summarizes the SNPs most highly associated with each trait, the attributes of the variants, and the gene ontology of their annotated genes.
The structure of temperament displays subaffective traits as attributes of adaptive value.
Discuss with the class what the character traits or attributes of a sustainable happiness hero might be.
Lineage attributes affecting diversification rates can be divided into two classes: (1) phenotypic traits that are attributes of individuals, for example reproductive rate, dispersal ability, and the degree of ecological specialization; and (2) traits that are attributes of species, for example geographic range, population size, and local abundance.
Not only does the face provide obvious cues to emotional expressions and intentions in its dynamic movements [2], even in its static form it can provide information about a variety of traits: personality attributes [3], individual identity [4], and group membership [5].
