Sentence examples for distinguished traits from inspiring English sources

Dr. Durbin Rowland of the University of Chicago wrote of the first volume: "Each bird seems to have sat or rather perched for a portrait rich in distinguished traits, right in stance, in coloring and even in feathered personality".

The Côte des Blancs grapes are known for their finesse and the freshness they add to blends with the extension of the nearby Côte de Sézanne offering similar though slightly less distinguished traits.

The use of pig gene sequences, including those presented here, will help greatly in promoting the exploration of polymorphisms that may be candidates for markers for selecting or breeding pigs with distinguished traits [ 1].

The Russos appear to deliver not fan service but self-service — they convey the sense that they're comic-book readers who revel in the characters' distinguishing traits and skills, their backstories and relationships.

Using sophisticated statistical techniques, biologists say they can distinguish traits that are changing under pressure of natural selection from both those caused by environmental effects and those due to genetic drift — the random genetic change that takes place between generations.

Mallison (2011) provided a revised diagnosis, an updated list of distinguishing traits or autapomorphies.

Distinguishing traits subject to selection from traits evolving neutrally is a challenging and important biological problem (Boake et al. 2002).

Consequently, tumors display distinguishing traits, defined as hallmarks of cancer [ 2], that demarcate malignant cells from normal cells [ 3].

Subspecific classifications have been based on macro-level morphology (Miki et al., 1999), although distinguishing traits demonstrate significant variation due to human selection and hybridization, as well as seasonal and environmental effects.

13 15 These studies have highlighted the importance of using one large family derived from the same parents and making repeated measurements over several years to distinguish traits that are under genetic control, from those that vary with environmental conditions, tree ontogeny or from year to year.

We suggest that, particularly given environmental variation of these effects, distinguishing trait and selective effects is beneficial.