Sentence examples for close traits from inspiring English sources

The approach is cost effective and rapid way for identification of various isolates and thus can be used to differentiate isolates that are difficult to distinguish due to very close traits and biochemical features.

Using OLS, eleven out of twelve relationships had significant positive slopes for plant versus insect traits suggesting close trait matching.

Thus, from a functional perspective, the imbalance in trait mismatch with respect to trait magnitude is greater than suggested by the phenotypic relationship alone, with plants gaining the functional upper-hand at large trait magnitudes despite close trait matching.

For example, even Darwin's famous hawkmoth, which is frequently cited as textbook example of close trait-matching [e.g. [ 19]], has a proboscis which is considerably shorter than the nectar spur of Angraecum sesquipedale.

As my mentor explained, you want your brain surgeon to have the close tolerance trait.

However, these approaches rely on finding a close marker-trait association relatively independent from the environment.

This hypothesis seems to explain why the three sequenced laboratory strains (S288C, SK1 and Y55), which are the most genetically distant strains [ 16], have close life-history traits.

The cross-validated accuracies of prediction were for both traits close to zero with a stringent significance threshold for the T0 test population level and increased only slightly with relaxed significance thresholds.

If the resident predator and prey have coevolved and their trait values are close to equilibrium, their trait values tend to be relatively high.

Because individuals share much of their genome with close relatives, a trait will also persist if it leads to the survival of their kin.

The QTL boundaries are indicated by the closest flanking markers, traits are indicated by the patterns of the bars.