Sentence examples for gain traits from inspiring English sources

Their contentment instead grew over time as they got better at what they did, and then leveraged this skill to gain traits like competence, autonomy, and impact -- exactly the same types of traits that made Rowe's pig farmer so happy.

In a first step, GWAS were carried out for total body weight traits (n = 7), daily weight gain traits (n = 7) and all metabolomic traits (n = 221).

This undesired impact, if real, may be due to a design decision in the lesson plan, in which lizards continually gain traits and extant organisms range from unicellular to higher organisms.

Indeed, organisms in other commonly used evolution labs, like the Caminalcules (Gendron, 2000) and the Great Clade Race (Goldsmith, 2003), primarily gain traits, with few or no traits becoming reduced.

Residual intake and body weight gain traits (RIG, RIG2, RIG3) were also shown to be moderately heritable, while having favorable genetic and phenotypic correlations with feed intake, body weight gain and FCR.

Table 1 Item prompts Trait gain Trait loss Follow-up questions A species of snails (animals) is poisonous.

For the delayed post-test, we used two ACORNS items (one trait gain, one trait loss).

We used four isomorphic ACORNS items differing in surface features (e.g., animal vs. plant, trait gain vs. trait loss) to assess teacher knowledge in the pre- and post-test.

Nehm and Ha (2011) found that undergraduates' responses to constructed-response questions about natural selection were significantly affected by two surface features: whether the question addressed trait gain or trait loss and whether it made evolutionary comparisons between or within species.

Since genotyping more or less test-individuals affected the distribution of genetic gain among traits, the rate of improvement does not depend only on the characteristics of the tested trait but also on the other traits in the breeding goal.

So, how do the Giants gain those traits against Washington?