Sentence examples for latter traits from inspiring English sources

These latter traits also appeared, though less prominently, in Chagnon's work.

The latter traits had geodesic paths passing through the lip region, which, in the curvature analyses (Fig. 2), had consistently low heritability estimates.

But these latter traits are much less obtrusive in his novels, where his compassion and empathy for human striving make his best work moving and memorable.

Fillet weight (and body weight) had a moderate positive genetic correlation with fillet fat and was almost uncorrelated with fillet colour, while the two latter traits were also genetically uncorrelated.

These latter traits were also associated with multiple offers for a pacifier (p = 0.006).

Those latter traits, however, harbor a most dangerous vulnerability to outside provocations - foreign and domestic - which in turn could unleash furious, reckless, impulsive lashing out by Trump himself.

This latter trait becomes especially pronounced when they bemoan the shoddiness of Russian manufacturing.

The latter trait orients the most sensitive souls — such as poets, naturalists, and soothsayers, who used bird flights as a divination tool — to the skies and the seasons.

On "Pablo," this latter trait is especially evident on the track "Famous," in which West speculates about a sexual encounter with Taylor Swift and takes credit for her renown.

We can probably thank the latter trait for keeping our fledgling species alive at the dawn of man.

It is the latter trait that lifts "Rent" well above the synthetic, cleverly packaged herd of Broadway musical revivals and revues.