Sentence examples for form traits from inspiring English sources

The focus was primarily on growth and form traits until the 1970s (Jayawickrama and Carson 2000), and the adverse genetic correlation that exists between wood density and growth (Jayawickrama 2001) would have contributed to a reduction in wood density.

Growth forms within the Aristolochiaceae vary widely, presenting an opportunity to investigate growth form traits including flexibility, stiffness, and woodiness of closely related species [ 103].

Molecular and cell biological methods can be used to locate and describe in Aristolochia homologs of genes involved in growth form traits in other species (e.g., Arabidopsis, Populus, Liriodendron), to further characterize the role of interesting gene products in Aristolochiaceae.

Differences in these growth form traits can be investigated in Aristolochia species of interest, including A. fimbriata, beginning with cellular level observations and descriptions of development of secondary growth ("wood").

In this study, genome-wide significant QTL for growth and body form traits were found on Chr 10 (BW, L, SW), Chr 5 (BW, L, SW) and Chr 4 (BW, L, SW).

In the collection of research data, "Sociodemographical Information Form", "Trait-Trait Anger Expression Inventory", "Problem Solving Inventory" and "The Impact of Event Scale" were used.

Leaf form trait spectra obtained from fossils from Eocene basins in southern China were compared with those seen in modern leaves growing under known climate regimes.

The full model allowing for this takes the form Trait = β 0 + β 1 Cohort2 + β 2 FBW + β 3 Cohort2 × FBW + β 4 Cohort2 × FBW 2 + ε where Trait is the measurement to be adjusted for, Cohort2 is a 0-1 indicator variable taking the value 1 for the second cohort, FBW is the final body weight of the sheep, and ε is the random error.

Tree-form traits, however, seem mainly subject to LoE interaction, and disease resistance is intensely so.

For tree-form traits, the LoE interactions can often be stark, in which on some sites, form can be almost uniformly good whereas on others, it varies widely about an average of bad to very bad.

Strong effects on means for tree-form traits may be associated with amplified expression of genotypic differences (LoE interaction), although there may be extreme combinations of site and silviculture in which tree form is almost uniformly disastrous.