Sentence examples for entire trait from inspiring English sources

By analysing entire trait communities (multiple species and traits) in this framework we can enhance our understanding of how species composition changes as environmental constraints vary across the landscape.

Our approach allows for the analysis of the entire trait triplet of gray matter volume (GMV), white matter connectivity and perfusion at once.

The community sample replication provides a test of the QTL hypothesis that those SNPs exhibiting allele frequency differences between the low and high parts of the distribution will be associated with variation across the entire quantitative trait distribution.

But they remain in monogamous relationships their entire lives, a trait admired by the elder generation.

The epigenetic plasticity of amphibian retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) allows them to regenerate the entire retina, a trait known to be absent in mammals.

QT approaches have ~4 10 times more statistical power (Potkin et al. 2009e; Purcell et al. 2003) (Fig.  3), making use of the entire distribution of trait values, as well as avoiding the often arbitrary or error prone cutoff distinctions, for example, thresholds that distinguish MCI from AD.

In addition to testing for selection on individual traits, we also tested for directional selection on entire groups of traits.

Resistance is usually defined from the herbivore's perspective (i.e. reductions in the fitness of the herbivore); we use the inclusive term resistance to refer to the entire suite of traits directed at deterring herbivores and to distinguish these chemical defenses from tolerance traits that involve compensation after herbivore damage.

The morphine module (module no. 2, see Figure 3) exemplifies the ability of GEMOT to suggest an underlying mechanism for an entire group of traits known to be tightly related.

Thus, while we apply the stringent genome- or chromosome-wide threshold for QTL detection to minimize type I errors, we characterize the distribution of pleiotropic effects across the entire set of traits to minimize type II errors.

Given that fishing greatly alters a suite of correlated characters (Walsh et al. 2006), would the cessation of fishing allow the entire set of traits to be reconstituted just as they were before selection?