Sentence examples for easy trait from inspiring English sources

Phenotypic selection based on WSC yield is a relatively easy trait to identify and quantify, enabling populations of L. perenne with high sugar yields to be generated with conventional breeding methods.

From archaeological remains the easiest traits to study are seed size and in cereal crops the loss of natural seed dispersal.

"Aggressiveness is the easiest male trait to emulate," she explained in a recent interview at her apartment in San Francisco, where she has taken the unusual step for a high-powered academic of running for a public office.

This is because the number of protons in an atom determines what that atom is, making it the easiest elemental trait to organize by.

But when the task was easy, those with trait anxiety did a poor job.

It's a highly variable, easy-to-measure trait.

This has led to improvement programs that have been phenotype driven, i.e. programs that are focused on easy to measure traits that are recorded at young ages, such as early growth and ultrasound assessment of carcass attributes, rather than being goal driven and focused on all the attributes that influence consumer satisfaction [ 5].

The development of a detailed rice molecular genetic map and DNA markers has made it easy to analyze quantitative trait loci (QTLs) for complex traits [ 19], and the use of near-isogenic lines (NILs) is an effective method for characterizing QTLs in detail [ 20].

It's usually easy to spot this trait by the way someone talks with outsiders about the organization.

We all know people who struggle to delegate, but we rarely find it easy to recognize this trait in ourselves.

That trait is easy to miss, both for fishers and conservationists, says Shivji, whose team reported its results in the November issue of the Bulletin of Marine Science.