It offers caricatures and readily identifiable traits for each to latch on to.
What is the identifiable trait for these heroes and heroines?
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.
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.
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.
In fact, the automobile is even responsible for Tintin's most identifiable trait: the upturned tuft of his orange hair.
Corbyn might hate fun, but at least that counts as an identifiable trait.
Further, as the tools to analyse WGES data improve, profiling of identifiable phenotypic traits will become more straightforward [ 19, 32] and Mendelian diseases, which are frequently included in WGES studies, are also easier to re-identify due to their rarity and unique pedigrees that are often included in publications.
Due to the good segmentation of the facial surface into clearly identifiable regional traits, we also identified heritable areas that were not as easily noticeable in the heritability maps.
He agrees that he picked a script with identifiable Park traits as a way of cementing his "brand" as he makes a break, in his 50th year, for an international audience.
Besides featuring "symmetry between brain life and brain death," Mr. Sass said his model law was compatible with medical understanding of human development before birth and with "most of the major cultural traditions". He cited the beliefs of Aristotle, St. Augustine and Thomas Aquinas that the fetus gained moral status as it reached a point of having identifiable human traits.
