Sentence examples for qualitative characters from inspiring English sources

Mass selection has proved to be very effective in improving qualitative characters, and, applied over many generations, it is also capable of improving quantitative characters, including yield, despite the low heritability of such characters.

Table 2 The leaf anatomical characters and character states used in phenetic analyses Anatomical characters Character states Score Qualitative characters  1.

The needs referred to in the relationship between the winery and nursery are primarily the phenotypic characteristics of the selected clones, the phonological elements, and the qualitative characters (yield of juice, sugar content, anthocyanin, polyphenols, then aroma particularity).

Wide hybridization has been used for many years to introduce qualitative characters from wild species into elite breeding materials, such as disease and insect resistance, and male sterility (Brar and Khush 1997; Dalmacio et al. 1995).

The American pragmatist C. I. Lewis introduced 'qualia' into contemporary philosophy.[6] Qualia, he explains in Mind and the World Order, are "recognizable qualitative characters of the given" (1929, 121).

On other ersatzist views, according to which possible worlds have distinctive qualitative characters even while they represent maximal possibilities that differ haecceitistically, PII will not rule out a commitment to haecceitism.

A character controlled by only a few genes is known as an oligogenic, or qualitative, character; oligogenic characters demonstrate discontinuous variation (in which traits are discrete; e.g., blood type is either AB, A, B, or O).

The results are of a qualitative character.

However, these results are mainly of qualitative character.

The study is of both quantitative and qualitative character.

The results obtained are of a qualitative character.