Sentence examples for represented a trait from inspiring English sources
The precise phylogenetic position of Toxorhynchites within Culicidae is important as it would allow inference as to whether the blood-feeding phenotype represented a trait that was lost in Toxorhynchites or a novel adaptation that occurred only in certain Culicidae lineages, after their divergence from Toxorhynchites.
Our goal was to establish whether altered hippocampal morphology represents a trait marker for genetic vulnerability in schizophrenia.
A third possibility remains that the presence of this component during differences between the conditions may represent a trait response to the more unexpected negative feedback.
A distinct version, the moral sensing view, treats the moral beliefs as ideas copied from the impressions of approval or disapproval that represent a trait of character or an action as having whatever quality it is that one experiences in feeling the moral sentiment (Cohon).
As this allele attained high frequency in an environment that was notably cold and dry, increased glandular secretions could represent a trait that was positively selected to achieve increased lubrication and reduced evaporation from exposed facial structures and upper airways.
It is currently unclear whether the increased spore size represents a trait, which facilitates infection of cruciferous hosts.
In contrast, the FPQ measures general fear of pain and may represent a trait measure of fear.
According to Zhu and collaborators [ 31], events of gene acquisition and reduction appear to represent a trait of Burkholderia evolution.
Altered morning cortisol level may represent a trait rather than a state which reflects biological vulnerability or a biological scar resulting from depression and anxiety [ 34].
Further research is needed to confirm if these deficits represent a trait marker of liability for PD and elucidate the contribution of genetic and family environmental influences.
The constitutive ongoing DNA damage represents a trait of hematologic tumors [ 6], which leads to genomic instability and ultimately to more aggressive disease, often resistant to current therapies.
