Sentence examples for represented trait from inspiring English sources

The third axis mainly represented trait variation due to species identity (40%%) and fertilization (10%%).

In this study we have made use of the recently sequenced koala LPCoLN genome, which is the largest and most unique C. pneumoniae genome sequenced thus far, in order to select target genes that represented traits of strain-specific determinants.

The specification must be broad enough to allow for the possibility of misrepresentation and yet narrow enough to ensure a degree of representational success sufficient for explaining the persistence of the representing trait.

Whether these alterations represent trait features of PD, however, needs to be addressed in different samples and by broader neuropsychological test batteries.

Different colours represent trait categories for which a repeated QTL was identified.

This would indicate that some cognitive dysfunction may not be simply secondary to mood disturbances in depression but may represent trait vulnerability markers for MDD.

Eigenvectors with small (or zero) eigenvalues represent trait combinations with little (or no) genetic variation, into which evolution is severely constrained (Hansen and Houle 2008; Gomulkiewicz and Houle 2009; Kirkpatrick 2009; Walsh and Blows 2009; Chevin 2013).

Our new implementation for visualization allowed us to graphically represent trait evolutionary histories, using models that go beyond the simple BM and can potentially better capture complex evolutionary dynamics.

In the English language there are several thousand words representing traits, many of them close in meaning to others (for example, meticulous, careful, conscientious).

More generally, if the proper functions of representing traits are too narrowly specified, their specification will not allow for the possibility of misrepresentation, which would undercut the most theoretically attractive feature of the biosemantic account.

It's definitely not comforting to watch a character who represents traits that a person can find unpleasant in others and certainly not themselves.