Sentence examples for so many traits from inspiring English sources

In particular in complex organisms, where so many traits are integrated into a whole, how can some traits change significantly without rendering some other traits nonfunctional?

Paper by paper, these studies are very laborious, of course, because there are so many traits to examine and they just involve piles of data.

Sub machine guns share so many traits with assault rifles that in some games submachine guns act as assault rifles or the two are confused.

Indeed, it absorbed so many Buddhist traits that it is virtually impossible to distinguish the latter in medieval and later Hinduism.

"We had been looking for the remains of the earliest modern humans in Indonesia, so when we found the skeleton of a completely new species of human, with so many primitive traits and that survived until so recently, it really opened up a whole can of prehistoric worms.

The practice of medicine taps so many different traits and skills -- up-to-date factual knowledge, judgment, common sense, hand-eye coordination, communication skills and writing ability, among others -- that no single test can be used to assess a person accused of practicing badly, Dr. Illige said.

"If there are so many primitive traits, why are they calling it H. erectus?" asks Ian Tattersall, a paleoanthropologist at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City.

With hosts that share so many basic traits because of their close evolutionary relationship, parasites do not need much luck to make the switch from one host to the next.

Is this why I share so many physical traits of those in your average Thibodaux LA grocery store?

Cuvier showed that animals possess so many diverse anatomical traits that they could not be arranged in a single linear system.

There are so many intricacies and traits for every individual that we'll probably never see two people that are exactly alike.