Sentence examples for diamonds traits from inspiring English sources
Diamonds, traits; squares, genetic variants; circles, transcripts; empty circles, driver transcripts.
The graph presents the genomic intervals (squares, bottom), the transcripts (circles, middle) and traits (diamonds, top) of all eight resulting GEMOT modules.
GEMOT constructs a graph whose two parts are variants (squares) and traits (diamonds); edge weights are the link-potential scores (solid lines, high; dashed lines, low).
Domestication has been practiced for millennia on numerous species for traits advantageous to humans (Diamond 2002; Mignon-Grasteau et al. 2005; Taberlet et al. 2008).
Morphology, behaviour, and life history are the most commonly selected traits, procuring benefits to humans (Diamond 2002).
Lower plasma DHEA/S has also been associated with higher levels of stress and with trait anxiety (Diamond et al. 1989).
It is defined as artificial selection, over many generations, for traits deemed advantageous to humans in animal and plant species (Diamond 2002; Mignon-Grasteau et al. 2005; Taberlet et al. 2008).
The difference is that, unlike diamonds, there is no leeway with CEOs: They cannot lose even one of these traits and lead effectively.
That belief may stem in part from Mr Diamond's natural bullishness, a trait known as "Bobtimism" in Barclays circles.
Two of diamonds, two of diamonds.
