Sentence examples for generic trait from inspiring English sources

The same generic trait that leads us to be disposed to punish those who steal and lie and neglect their children can also lead us to be disposed to punish those who challenge established group status hierarchy norms such as white supremacy.

24 Hyaluronan receptors are a generic trait of stem/progenitors 26 and are found in a variety of isoforms resulting from alternative gene splicing.

For the genetic dynamics, because many of the traits under selection in cultured environments are quantitative traits, we use a quantitative genetic model of a generic trait and follow the full breeding value distribution.

Seed storage/germination type is a conserved generic trait so that we were able to superimpose the three major syndromes of seed storage/germination (serotiny; soil – all dispersal types, ant-dispersed only) onto a recently produced Proteaceae chronogram.

Because we model a generic trait under selection here, the density-dependent dynamics in our model do not account for the potential for differences in competitive ability between cultured and wild fish (Gross 1998; Youngson et al. 2001; Naylor et al. 2005).

We get scaling laws that describe some generic traits and suggest some features of the underlying dynamical structure for the considered evolution process.

As the novel proceeds, Kent simply reverses Toti's initial generic traits — he becomes less meek, more decisive — but these changes are too schematic to generate a layered character.

He makes a kind of Pop Art painting that commingles the generic traits of classical Chinese and modern European painting: his mountainous landscapes are drawn in contours like those of traditional brush painting, for example, but are then filled in with the activated brush strokes of van Gogh.

It just doesn't feature a hero, who — aside from some pretty generic traits like an eye for the ladies, an ability to kill and an appreciation for expensive cars and a good meal — really feels like the Bond we have come to know over the last five decades.

This indicates that transmembrane transport, lipid metabolism and chitin binding are essential and generic traits in determining pathogenicity in Ascomycetes.

For each node (trait) in the graph, previous (parent) nodes are more generic traits and forward (child) nodes are more accurate descriptions of the trait.