Sentence examples for is traits from inspiring English sources
noun
An identifying characteristic, habit or trend
- The number one personality trait I hate is hypocrisy. Why can't you be consistent!?
Hertog argues that it is traits peculiar to the Saudi state that make sense of its uneven capacities.
First, trolls are more likely to display noxious personality characteristics, that is, traits that impair one's ability to build relations and function in a civilised or pro-social way.
He and Ms. Meitner marvel at how friendly and precocious their son is, traits neither of them possessed as children, and at his obsession with jellyfish and volcanoes.
Recall, however, that in Endler's model, if fitness variation (that is, traits that enhance fitness) is not present, then the change in a particular trait will be due to drift.
Our focus will be on the evolution of quantitative traits, that is, traits with continuous variation that are determined by a large number of loci with appreciable standing genetic variation.
We then asked whether the number of novel proteins presumably involved in "labile" traits, that is, traits expressed with a high variability in cnidarian species as mesodermal features in the absence of a true mesodermal layer, sensory organ differentiation, biomineralization (see fig. 8), correlates with the expression of these traits.
Confidence and calm are traits Mrs. Edwards exudes.
These are traits people like to be associated with".
Both are traits personified in Hawthorn coach Alistair Clarkson.
Here are traits of 10 bad clients.
