Sentence examples for exclusive traits from inspiring English sources

Those aren't, by definition, mutually exclusive traits, but they often prove to be.

It seems counterintuitive, but these two seemingly exclusive traits can work well together, and the three players in their 20s who won majors this year are among the young stars of the future who have them.

She smoked clove cigarettes and projected immense self-possession and anxiety, which I had previously thought were mutually exclusive traits.

The Olea fruit, indeed, presents a number of exclusive traits, like, above all, oil and biophenol accumulation.

Indeed, growth under phosphate limitation is reflected in a large number of exclusive traits found in the genome of H. walsbyi (Fig. 5).

Even though df/df mice share several characteristics with GHRKO mice, these two groups of mutant mice exhibit traits exclusive to their genotypes.

Intention isn't just a trait exclusive to Tatum, either.

Is "humanity" a trait exclusive to human beings, or can a sufficiently clever machine also learn to be kind?

Characters such as the fusion of the labrum to the epistome, and a ventrally placed cheliceral apotele support this hypothesis (Ch. 13, 28), although neither of these traits are exclusive to them.

It turns out that a number of Miocene ape species have independently acquired thick enamel, making it a difficult diagnostic trait for exclusive hominin status (Begun 2004).

Second, although you are not a member of this group, whenever you see the letter "B," identify the oldest surviving members that also share this trait, an exclusive group you don't belong to.   3.