Sentence examples for main traits from inspiring English sources
Not only are there just four crops, but they are still limited to two main traits introduced by genetic engineering: insect resistance and herbicide resistance.
The bottles are organized by simple adjectives describing their main traits: "juicy," "smooth," "big" and "sweet" for reds; "fizzy," "fresh," "soft" and "luscious" for whites.
It's called the Newcastle Personality Assessor (NPA) and it gives you a level for each of five main traits: extraversion, neuroticism, conscientiousness, agreeableness and openness.
On the evidence so far, one of its main traits will be the repression of dissent and the concentration of even more power in Mr Chávez's own hands.
As Lewis put it, the Lomekwi discovery "tells us that the main traits that were important to our lineage's survival started to show up before the origins of Homo — and that means the dividing line is starting to be less clear".
Three main traits characterized these schools: each school adopted an activity program; each school operated on the assumption that education was something that should not be imposed upon the child from the outside but should instead draw forth the latent possibilities from within the child; and each school believed in the democratic concept of individual worth.
To the visitor, this Baker's main trait would seem to be skill in scaring the beautifully costumed Warren Christopher away from a place called Tallahassee.
Lively's main trait is a lofty bearing that conveys a mild boredom, a distracted air of superiority that suggests that she places herself a little bit above the rest.
A sensitivity analysis was conducted to quantify the relative parameter influences on the main trait of interest, the grain yield.
The qTSN4 generally stimulated secondary branch number, particularly in IRRI146 (both in GH and in the field), which appeared to be the main trait of panicle plasticity.
The main trait of this free boundary problem is that it is essentially multidimensional, so that its well-posedness is hard to establish by using the usual methods in the classical theory of free boundary problems.
