Sentence examples for characterizing traits from inspiring English sources

Our aim consisted in identifying the characterizing traits which allow a game to sport deceitful mechanics.

This will allow for straight forward identification of candidate genes to characterize traits with the upcoming carrot genome sequence [ 47].

This study aims to identify and characterize traits that enable this organism to grow in the presence of and to simultaneously detoxify furan aldehydes through reduction to less toxic alcohols.

He characterized trait anxiety as relatively stable individual differences in the tendency towards anxiety [ 14].

Integration of mQTL and eQTL data will open up avenues to systematically characterize trait-associated loci from GWAS.

We calculated the coefficient of variation (CV) for each of the measured flower traits (nectar volume, concentration, sugar content and biomass per flower) to characterize trait variation within a plant.

Although we have only validated the technique for a strongly selected and previously characterized trait, theoretically it is transferrable to nearly any species that has some genomic or transcriptomic reference data against which reads may be aligned, whose breeding may be manipulated for the generation of specific populations for linkage mapping.

A bias in sampling cases and controls characterizing single traits might be propagated since the sampling errors tend to be correlated if the single traits were correlated.

All parameters characterizing the traits showed either a normal or a multi-modal frequency distribution, both of which can occur in traits controlled by several QTL (Additional file 4).

Therefore, the objective of this study was to develop a quantitative method for characterizing diatom traits that could be used to diagnose stressors of streams.

Methods for characterizing plant traits (phenotypes), however, have much progressed more slowly over the past 30 years, and constraints in phenotyping capability limit our ability to dissect the genetics of quantitative traits, especially those related to harvestable yield and stress tolerance.