Sentence examples for four major traits from inspiring English sources

We therefore grouped our germplasm collection according to allele combinations that were significantly associated with four major traits (GL, GW, LWR, and KGW) for grain size and yield (Additional file 3).

In Sensitive: The Untold Story Dr. Aron breaks down the four major traits of a highly sensitive individual into the acronym DOES: depth of processing, overstimulation, empathy and emotional responsiveness, and sensitivity to subtleties.

It rates five major traits, each on a five-point scale.

Although only Mr. Kronenfeld is intimately familiar with the problem of homelessness, the three seem to have two major traits in common.

By analysing worldwide variation in six major traits critical to growth, survival and reproduction within the largest sample of vascular plant species ever compiled, we found that occupancy of six-dimensional trait space is strongly concentrated, indicating coordination and trade-offs.

Three major traits (grain size, grain number per panicle, and panicle number per plant) are directly associated with rice grain productivity, and these traits strongly depend on the genetic potential of rice.

Among these six agronomic traits, three major traits (500-grain weight, yield per plant, and seed setting rate) were significantly reduced in HNIL(H143) (Fig. 4d and f) and the others did not show any difference between HNIL(M23) and HNIL(H143), although the panicle number per plant in HNIL(H143) was slightly higher (Fig. 4a-c).

I always say the two major traits of any human are jealousy and greed.

Our primary interest focuses in three major traits: (i) fruit and oil quality, (ii) juvenility, and (iii) plant architecture.

Growth and longevity are two major traits of biology and it has been noticed over decades to be inversely correlated [ 43].

However, MDR650 (PI 355520) possesses the three major traits of the domesticated einkorn wheat: larger and plumper seeds, a tough rachis preventing spikelets falling apart at maturity, and relatively easy threshing.