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The interdisciplinary and population-based effectiveness characteristics of GHR (e.g. having broad appeal, being adaptable for both participants and intervention agents) (9) create traits that are not in line with the above-mentioned common definitions of research excellence.

In transgenic breeding, genetic material from unrelated organisms can be introduced to create new traits, like resistance to drought, herbicides or pests.

Sex reassignment surgery encompasses a variety of procedures that alter the anatomy to create physical traits of the opposite gender, sometimes but not always including genital reassignment.

Natural selection itself does not create new traits; it only changes the proportion of variation that is already present in the population.

The application of tissue-specific or inducible gene silencing, with the use of appropriate promoters, and the ability to silence several genes simultaneously should enhance our ability to create novel traits in plants.

Pertaining to this endeavor, we developed a "chemically induced mutated genetic resource for detecting SNP by TILLING" in sunflower to create new traits.

Their involvement in the transition from fronds to turions and their control of spatial and temporal expression of target genes provides us also with new tools to create specialized traits through tailoring of chimeric genes.

And as Darwin himself pointed out, sexual selection creates paradoxical traits in males of many species, like huge peacock tails -- so useless for flight, so good for impressing peahens.

We used the genotypes from the NFBC and created new traits based on additive genetic and random environmental effects, as described in " Subjects and methods".

If coevolving traits are subject to pleiotropy, then diversification of resistance traits will also create diversity in linked traits.

Those two very different traits create the tension in the scouse character, and explain why they are not Brummies, Mancs, Tykes or Geordies.