Sentence examples for definitive traits from inspiring English sources

There's Michelangelo, the funny and crass one; then there's Donatello, the tech geek; there's Raphael, the brawny tough guy; and Leonardo, the additional turtle with no definitive traits whatsoever.

Such boundaries and exactness are the definitive traits of form be it Platonic form, Aristotelian form, or the general form of a proposition adumbrated in the Tractatus.

2) Caught in between being 'edgy' and 'hipster' The single definitive trait that distinguishes a humanities student from their less colourful counterparts?

As the author explains in the interview, he wanted The Great American Whatever to focus on a complex, "less-filtered" character whose sexuality was significant without being his most definitive trait.

A definitive quantitative trait y is not known beforehand but needs to be derived from a set of known clinical variables.

Not definitive, just definite.

During the past 50 years, leadership scholars have conducted more than 1,000 studies in an attempt to determine the definitive styles, characteristics, or personality traits of great leaders.

Alternatively, as schistosomes have been demonstrated to display potential fitness compensatory responses through differential between-host-species transmission and establishment dynamics [ 23, 25], one may predict any observed changes in parasite infectivity, or virulence, to the co-selected intermediate host here may also influence these traits at the definitive host stage.

30 Recent data also indicate that in depressed patients resilience contributes to more favourable treatment outcomes with the effects of resilience even more definitive when combined with low trait anxiety.

Again, this trait is not definitive: the ICR size can be considerably larger in the operons of other nematodes (Guiliano and Blaxter 2006; Ghedin et al. 2007) and even in C. elegans operons exist with large ICR distances (Morton and Blumenthal 2011).

STAI-trait did not have any definitive cutoff and was used as a continuous scale in the multiple linear regression model.