Sentence examples for composed of traits from inspiring English sources

Neuroticism is a broad personality factor composed of traits related to emotional distress (Claridge and Davis 2001) depression and anxiety (Clark et al. 1994; Hayward et al. 2000; Roelofs et al. 2008), rumination (Roelofs et al. 2008), post-traumatic stress disorder (Breslau and Schultz 2013), and potentially with everything related to emotional distress.

The latter favors small hotspots composed of traits with high LOD scores under the null.

The sliding window of quantile-based thresholds detected the small hotspot composed of traits with high LOD scores on chromosome 5 as well the big hotspots on chromosomes 7 and 15.

When clusters are composed of traits of different classes (desiccation, desiccation rate, growth, ABA content), QTL colocations raise the classical question of the existence of common genes which may control genetic variability of two or more classes at a single locus.

We discard small hotspots with strong LOD scores when we adopt λ, but we miss hotspots composed of many traits with linkages barely reaching the single-trait mapping threshold using λc.

The latter is composed of three traits under potential genetic control: contact rate, duration of infectious period, and infectivity, i.e., the ability to transmit infection per unit contact (Lloyd-Smith et al. 2006).

Equally important, the NL-method dismissed spurious hotspots, such as chromosome 8, composed of numerous traits with LOD scores <5.57. Figure 4 shows the results for the Q- and N-methods for simulated example 2, using α = 0.05. Figure 4A shows the hotspot architecture.

Although this narrow consideration is sometimes unavoidable given the challenge of measuring overall fitness in a relevant environmental context, our results reveal that this narrow perspective may produce misleading conclusions because it ignores the fact that organisms are inherently "multidimensional," being composed of suites of traits that together determine their fitness.

Yet, cryptic coloration is a complex phenotype composed of multiple component traits (i.e., tail stripe, dorsal-ventral boundary, ventral color, dorsal brightness and hue).

The scale is composed of two subscales: trait-related Type A behavior and job-related Type A behavior.

Finally, because measures of frontal alpha asymmetry have been found to be composed of both a trait level of asymmetry and state-induced variation (Coan & Allen, 2004; Hagemann et al., 2005), future studies could include multiple measures (taken on multiple occasions) of frontal alpha asymmetry to evaluate the respective contributions of trait-related and state-related factors.