He had worked through his recurrent bouts of cancer — in the mouth, the lungs, the brain — with humor and fortitude and, his single most evident trait, sheer determination.
Perhaps his most evident trait was his massive ambition; "In his ambition he surpassed all men"; "he hankered after public office rather as a man in delirium might crave a cure".
These patterns can be observed with some minimal knowledge of natural history in any natural setting that contains organisms that share evident homologous traits.
It is important to note that there is also discordance for several loci, most evident for trait-specific associations, e.g. the FLG locus for AD.
Individual-family effects were evident for all traits except one ecophysiological trait.
Although earlier theorists believed that personality traits evident in the first three years of life would persist into later life, research indicates that this claim is exaggerated.
Mr. Ligeti certainly had a sense of humor and described himself as an emotional man, two traits evident in his violin concerto (1990, revised in 1992), a wild and surprising mélange of scordatura, avant-garde sounds, Hungarian folk melodies and melancholy lyricism.
Not only does Mr. Gonzales fail to explain how Stone might have managed the unprecedented feat of cross-species breeding in the middle of the jungle without any real laboratory or medical facilities, but he also sidesteps the question of why Lucy's looks are so utterly human and why her bonobo genes are evident mainly in traits like her unusual physical strength and highly acute hearing.
Despite an apparent role for the ColV plasmid in S. Kentucky's enhanced colonization capabilities, it is also evident that chromosomal traits must contribute to S. Kentucky's success in poultry.
So the effect of the mutations was evident in unselected traits like acetate utilization.
