Sentence examples for real traits from inspiring English sources

Dean, the narrator, is bookish and likeable, yet with no real traits of heroism or flaws to give him more depth – in short, a relatable but not especially memorable character (although his surprising actions at the end redeem him somewhat).

That's a real trait to have.

Odds ratios of enrichment/depletion were calculated by comparing overlaps between genomic features and real trait-associated data with overlaps of SNPs determined by chance alone.

To check the behaviour of our models with real data, we used real trait measurements (stem-tissue density and leaf-tissue density) for seedlings of the species in the rainforest phylogeny mentioned above (J. Wells, unpubl).

The P-value of the odds ratios obtained by the permutations was calculated from the proportion of permuted datasets that were more extreme than the observations in the real trait-associated SNP set.

Even though he has these big elaborate magic tricks, the thing that he really values are real human traits like courage or being kind.

The plot, or what little there is of one, centres on Colleen, a woman with no real personality traits, who has been receiving a string of graphic photographs of murdered women.

To map out the connection between original personality and online social network behavior, they have presented two studies and examined how real personality traits are expressed in Facebook.

Yet it's refreshingly clear that they listened to the folks at the Oxford, England, plant where the Mini is produced, because to our gratification some real English traits manage to shine through quite brightly.

We have also applied the methodology to a number of real disease traits.

Thus, if the positive genetic covariances with fitness are real, these traits could be seen as reflecting genetic quality to at least some extent [see [ 63]].