Sentence examples for competitive traits from inspiring English sources

Frankel came by these competitive traits honestly while growing up in Brooklyn and Far Rockaway.

In one study, a group of students who watched videos of competitive sports were themselves more likey to display competitive traits in a subsequent exercise.

Ongoing research indicates altruism towards relatives in competitive traits.

Therefore, theory suggests that by selecting for competitive traits symbiont mixing destabilizes mutualisms.

Other competitive traits, such as stem elongation and apical dominance, are the most probable candidates to exhibit plastic responses contingent on kinship of neighbours.

It will be interesting to see if other loss-of-function mutations have contributed to the loss of male competitive traits in C. elegans.

Curiously, while I dislike the competitive trait in myself, and do what I can to limit its power in my own life, I like the competitiveness in my son and even encourage it.

Thus, alternatively to a co-benefit qualifying trait a relative quantification of co-benefits as competitive trait provides several advantages.

Besides these more ambitious requirements for the competitive trait, the auction mechanism design should be implemented using robust but simple MRV standards as qualifying criteria to sell REDD units.

If the co-benefit factor would instead be used as competitive trait, the REDD providers would be incentivized to provide a low unit price and high co-benefit performance without limiting the participation to a specific tranche.

Monoculture eliminates cultivar-cultivar competition that would select for competitive fungal traits that are detrimental to the ants, whereas polyculture of several fungi could increase nutritional diversity and disease resistance of genetically variable gardens.