The current political will, with Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt as its hapless mouthpiece, is more geared towards exploiting these convenient character traits than compensating for them.
Classical methods to catalogue mycobacteria are based on convenient phenotypic traits, such as growth rate, pigmentation, pathogenicity, and specific biochemical properties [ 57].
This confirms previous reports that IP is a convenient target trait in selection and breeding for resistance to NLB [ 11, 73- 78].
The basic reasoning runs something like this: It is unlikely that our convenient phenotypic trait measures are aligned in a simple one-to-one fashion with either the genetic or the environmental sources of influence upon them.
These studies have used ovary size, a convenient reproductive trait because it varies greatly among individuals and can be easily quantified by dissection as the number of parallel ovary filaments, the ovarioles.
For some traits, it is convenient to have multiple indicators (items).
Because they are nearly isogenic with cultivated tomato and contain limited and genotypically well-defined introgressions, the ILs provide a convenient way to transfer identified traits to S. lycopersicum by backcross breeding and marker-assisted selection.
Combining this information with current understanding of the pathogenesis of OC [ 18], we suggest that modern pigs, bred for convenient confined housing, have acquired traits that affect joint conformation and/or joint motion and that lead to unaccustomed physiological stress in certain locations of the joint, even during normal activity and motion.
Nostalgia for when those godless commies were such a convenient enemy is a common trait of the right wing, who apparently haven't had an original idea since the Berlin Wall came down.
Second, traits.js makes it convenient to create "high-integrity" objects whose integrity cannot be violated by clients, an important property when web content is composed from mutually suspicious scripts.
