Sentence examples for identifiable trait from inspiring English sources

Corbyn might hate fun, but at least that counts as an identifiable trait.

In fact, the automobile is even responsible for Tintin's most identifiable trait: the upturned tuft of his orange hair.

tests measure some hard and identifiable trait that predicts the quality of our thinking; and, second, that this trait is stable — that is, it is determined by our genes and largely impervious to environmental influences.

These are the dashing, supercilious Onegin, his would-be young lover, Tatyana, her flighty sister Olga, and Olga's fiancé Lensky, who in Colker's treatment has no identifiable trait beyond a taste for interesting trousers.

As this happens, the characters in "The Lowland" — with the qualified exception of Gauri — become fully human: driven not by one identifiable trait (like duty, anger or rebellion) but by a full spectrum of feelings, and capable not only of rage and vexation but also of forgiveness and hope.

What is the identifiable trait for these heroes and heroines?

It offers caricatures and readily identifiable traits for each to latch on to.

Patients' personal information is not disclosed on the app, and Figure1 automatically blocks out faces, then provides additional tools to help users blur personally identifiable traits, such as a tattoos, from a photo before sharing.

Either this species dispersed to and established on these quadrats between the two measurements, or it was present but not identifiable on these quadrats in 1999 and subsequently developed identifiable traits.

We therefore investigated if individuals in our study of 89 subjects displayed identifiable traits based on taxonomic profile, then tested if these microbiome traits associated with the host haplogroup in the cohort.

Although the images do not depict identifiable traits in the patient, they should be considered sensitive and as such, they must be encrypted and not stored longer than necessary.