Sentence examples for better traits from inspiring English sources

Motivating players has always been one of Holloway's better traits, but playing all-out attacking football might now have to be added to the list.

Since the 2013 Ashes series much has been made of the way Australia have started to resemble the better traits of their coach – the sheer Lehman-ness of this side – and you certainly can't imagine any of his men advertising Slater and Gordon lawyers on their bat as England's captain now does in an unfortunate portent of some major personal crisis.

Moreover, cloning of genes encoding enzymes of industrial importance is an essential step for engineering of enzymes for better traits.

Biochemical characterization of a specific enzyme from one organism to other is one of the ways to search for enzymes with better traits for industrial applications.

Understanding the molecular basis of such local adaption to complex environmental conditions has proven to be very useful in selecting better traits or target genes for modern plant sciences [ 5].

Focus on your better traits.

Steinbrenner and sons, along with the disloyal Brian Cashman, will have to learn sooner or later that loyalty is a far better trait than power or money.

Mr. Kerry tends to play things close to the vest, a better trait for a senator than for the country's top diplomat.

This trait was reported to be a better trait for genomewide association analysis than the binary CD diagnosis [ 1].

In general, ACF percentage was a better trait for QTL mapping in our study probably because it is a marker of a specific biological process with a more simple genetic architecture (i.e. smaller number of loci with larger effects).

Another study performed by Ramirez-Vallejo and Kelly (1998) indicated that canopy biomass had a strong association with stem diameter, which may be easier to measure and is certainly a better trait in being nondestructive.