Sentence examples for having a trait from inspiring English sources

Biotechnology isn't the only cause to rising no-till acreage, but having a trait on hand to combat a tough weeds with herbicide versus using a tillage tool doesn't hurt.

More recently, Simonton has suggested that certain dispositional traits are present in highly creative scientists such as an intellectual ability to generate many different associations or having a trait such as ".openness to experience, including defocused attention and receptiveness to novelty, variety, complexity and even ambiguity" [39].

Provided > h, training on deregressed EBV is equivalent to having a trait with higher heritability.

In Homer's poetry, every hero has a trait.

Seward, though, had a trait that was rare in Washington: an ability to curb his rancor.

But Ms. Whitman has a trait that many chief executives lack: she is not afraid to do an about-face.

They had a trait in common: extraordinary flexibility in their toes, which may have been double-jointed.

But faans also have a trait that Sugden considers crucial for a perfected toyger: small, rounded ears, very different from a typical domestic cat's pointy triangles.

Norton has a trait which is unusual (and possibly undesirable) in a novelist: he treats all his characters with kindness, even the baddies.

But sometimes it's bad to have a trait that's too popular.

Pyrethroids also have a trait scientists call excito-repellency: They stimulate mosquitoes to leave the net.