Sentence examples for example traits from inspiring English sources

For example, traits which are subject to highly adaptive individual learning or adaptive social transmission processes in populations (Henrich and Boyd, 1998; Henrich and Gil-White, 2001) are nevertheless not adaptations because they are not shaped by natural selection[8].

For example, traits such as egocentricity, narcissism, and selfishness are considered components of psychopathy, as individuals who have these traits as dominant aspects of their personality also tend to score higher on psychopathic personality diagnostic measures [33], [34].

For example, traits that confer tolerance to low resource availability (e.g. high resource use efficiency, low tissue turn-over) may not be the same traits that determine the ability of a plant to pre-empt resource capture (e.g. early phenology, high growth rates).

Sometimes selection acts in different directions at different levels, for example, traits that improve individual fitness can arise at the expense of overall population fitness.

Most often these will be traits, which could not be recorded routinely without the application of non-invasive techniques like, for example, traits related to leg health.

For example, traits such as pulse wave velocity show a trait variance that increases with age, in which case weights can be estimated as a function of age.

For example, trait evolution can lessen the per-capita impact of predators [6], [7], and ultimately alter community structure [8], [9].

For example, trait anxiety is considered to be a major risk factor for anxiety disorders [8] as well as depression [9].

The example trait is lesioning.

For example, trait-based approaches are a promising tool in ecology.

In this study, we used RLSV as an example trait to assess the effectiveness of concordance analysis to narrow down from a QTL region to candidate mutations.