Sentence examples for classical traits from inspiring English sources

More recently, the progress on high-throughput root phenotyping and 3D image reconstruction has led to a renewed interest in QTL detection in mapping populations, focusing on original traits (e.g., the root network bushiness or its convex hull volume), in addition to more classical traits, such as specific root length or specific root area (Topp et al. [2013]).

The book has known characters from Hindu texts as well as those born from Tripathi's imagination, however the characters from the Hinduism do not inherit all of their classical traits.

We found presence of VSP I and II encoding genes in all our tested strains, indicating that the strains are El Tor, but with specific classical traits.

The soybean composite genetic map is well developed consisting of 20 linkage groups with 1,849 markers, including 1,015 SSRs, 709 RFLPs, 73 RAPDs, 24 classical traits, six AFLPs, ten isozymes, and 12 others [ 10].

The inheritance of traits affected by social interactions differs from that of classical traits, because trait values are determined in part by heritable effects that originate from group members (Wolf et al. 1999).

The inheritance of traits affected by social interactions differs from that of classical traits, because trait values are determined in part by heritable effects originating from other individuals (Willham 1963; Griffing 1967; Moore et al. 1997).

While RNA production alone does not constitute a classical trait, it is an important step in producing functional proteins that contribute to adaptation.

In both studies, high correlations between an alexithymia scale (TAS-20) and a classical trait empathy scale (Davis IRI), were observed.

Together, these five filters strongly nominate genes for classical trait QTLs that act by differences in gene expression.

While genes interact and lead to a classical trait like the ear, here genes interact and cause genetic change.

These genes interact, as genes always interact in the determination of a trait, except that, while a classical trait is something that serves in the survival and reproduction of the organism, here we are talking about a trait whose end result is genetic change.