Sentence examples for differing traits from inspiring English sources
If females have differing preferences, and if males display differing traits, then competition could be reduced.
Our study adds to a collection of phylogeographical studies on carnivores, which when looked at together indicate that there may be a difference in response to historical climatic change between species with differing traits such as dispersal rates and adaptability.
Examining these differences can shed light on how selection can act across populations with differing traits, which can inform managers about the potential for life-history evolution in natural populations.
Originally, the breeds were separated into two categories: Dandie Dinmont Terriers and Skye Terriers (not the Skye Terrier known today, but a generic name for a large group of terriers with differing traits all said to originate from the Isle of Skye).
Barely a week goes by without scientists announcing they have discovered genetic variants that help explain our differing traits and susceptibility to disease.
Regarding the adaptive value of these differing traits, the morphs exposed to chemical cues released by Triops had a clear disadvantage under predation by Notonecta compared to the morphs exposed to Notonecta cues.
The average of the posterior means of GPV from the pair-wise analyses of the mastitis traits differed among traits (Table 1).
A dimensional model, in contrast, indicates that men and women come from the same general pool, differing relatively, trait by trait, much as any two individuals from the same group might differ.
Although questions in parasitoid community ecology are much the same for different groups, answers to these questions may not be due to differing biological traits.
Among the differing personality traits, Parasuraman [ 9] asserted that the Technology Readiness Index (TRI) is conceptualized as a trait, which is a relatively stable descriptor of individuals.
Evidence suggests these phylogroups may have differing pathogenicity traits and may be associated with various clinical disease states [ 20– 20].
