Sentence examples for ideal trait from inspiring English sources

Animal breeding consists of choosing the ideal trait (e.g., fine wool, high milk production), selecting the breeding stock, and determining the breeding system (e.g., crossbreeding, inbreeding).

His direction is, for the most part, functional and blandly inexpressive, but he allows (or encourages) his cast to do plenty of conspicuous expressing, which hardly helps Pitt, whose fervent stolidity is an ideal trait for the role of McMahon.

Another yellow flag is when the interviewee demurely gives the problem person space instead of addressing the situation — as mentioned, a few timid staff may not be a problem but it's not an ideal trait.

This pattern of line-specific uniformity and population-wide natural variation makes maize telomere length an ideal trait for genetic analysis.

These are ideal traits that foster a healthy and productive work environment.

That age group has ideal traits, Mr. Tschetter said, characterizing its members as givers with years of accumulated skills and knowledge.

Through the photographs, I became attached to Tapka and projected upon her the ideal traits of the dog I did not have.

In addition to their relatively high efficiency, ionic thrusters are silent, and invisible in infrared, as they give off no heat — ideal traits, he says, for a surveillance vehicle.

The company research team has already whittled down 4000 different plants to just 13 species with the ideal traits needed in some of Hampton Creek's products.

The company research team already whittled down 4000 different plants to just 13 species with the ideal traits needed for better consistency, taste and lower cost for Hampton Creek's current products.

Another study found that College students who attended a speed dating event 10 days after evaluating potential study buddies online ended up being physically attracted, but not romantically, to the people they met in person who had their ideal traits.