A recent study in Arabidopsis showed that female-determined mate choice was defined by four quantitative trait loci (QTLs) (Fitz Gerald et al. 2014), suggesting that the ability to sort among pollen can be genetically determined.
The characters in the musical are drawn more in crayon than in charcoal: they are baldly exaggerated types, defined by two or three large personality traits and no discernible interior life.
These four trajectories are defined by two types of threats.
A great civilization, in my opinion, is distinguished by two traits.
The associations between low DS and a cluster of MS defined by the four common traits i.e. obesity, hypertension, hyperlipidemia and insulin resistance with high glucose levels and dissociation with insulin levels (INS0, INS60, INS120) were in concordance with newly reported work [ 21] that examined an association between MS and bone health.
But Ron Wolf, a Raiders scout when Blanda joined them team in 1967 and the Packers' general manager who traded for Favre in 1992, said the two were defined by a common trait: competitiveness.
A Principal Component Analysis was first conducted on all traits (both life-history and metabolic traits) averaged over replications to visualize the distribution of the strains on the plane defined by the two axes explaining the largest part of variation.
All the talk about them so far has been defined by assigning human traits to the monster bugs.
And does this undermine the continuing progress literature has made in creating female protagonists that are defined by traits other than their sexuality?
According to a highly informative webinar presented by Carpenter and Trenchard hosted by Law.com, predictive coding is defined by at least three defining traits.
Think of psychopathy as a personality disorder defined by a cluster of traits centred around three different factors which, over time, have become ingrained as beliefs and behaviours.
