Sentence examples for earlier traits from inspiring English sources
Similarly, the largest panicles of a sorghum plant are carried by the most vigorous tillers of the plant (Lafarge et al. 2002), indicating that panicle size depends on phenologically earlier traits associated with tiller vigor.
Each individual learns a set of cultural traits that are functionally sequential, such that earlier traits must be learned before later traits in the sequence can be acquired.
That insert reveals Zimmer's reasoning for not addressing creationists' ideas: "Evolutionary biologists do not rehash long-settled subjects, such as the fact that life has evolved over billions of years, or that complex traits evolved in a step-wise manner from earlier traits.
The psychosocial variables, such as earlier trait optimism, confidence about remaining cancer free, and perceptions of available social support predicted variations in psychosocial aspects of QoL.
The final point is important as the resulting design that meets this criterion will need to support a wider range of requirements than a single city deployment and can exhibit early traits of a dominant design.
Estimates of heritability for early traits were higher than for the corresponding late traits.
Importantly, including these additional early traits in the analysis did not alter the predicted order of the original 16 traits.
The current investigation provides evidence that PEA, by activating PPAR- α, rescues altered molecular pathways as well as behavioral impairments that can mimic some early traits of AD.
As reported previously [ 5], the recessive white (C*C) is one of the earliest traits to be studied in chicken genetics, applying Mendel's rules to segregating families for feather color patterns.
Early traits included Early Albumen Height (EAH, mm), First 3 Egg Weight (E3, gr), Early Egg Weight (EEW, gr), Early Production (EPD, % egg production), Early Shell Quality (EPS, gr in pin point pressure), Sexual Maturity (SM, day) and Early Yolk Weight (EYW, gr).
These results lend support to the hypothesis that impaired semantic fluency may be an early trait marker of schizophrenia that is potentially related to a failure of lateralisation of language.
