Sentence examples for specific trait of from inspiring English sources
Each competition should be comprised of at least four sub-competitions that each focuses on a different specific trait of the genre.
They exude that kind of soft energy that is a specific trait of the Chinese temperament, from sports like Tai Chi to the visual arts.
A specific trait of C. mopane was observed by its ability to overcome a water-logging soil layer and to penetrate into deeper soil layers.
In this work, we demonstrate that the leaf PA content is a specific trait of L. tenuis and L. corniculatus and hence, it allows the unambiguous differentiation between both species, even at an early phenological stage.
Is it a human condition to lament this, is it a specific trait of Brooklyners, or is it a specific trait of people writing about Brooklyn right now?
Another specific trait of this language, commented upon by Vianu's and compared by him to the aesthetics of Classicism, sees much of Creangă's prose being set to a discreet poetic meter.
Then, functional genetic studies provided insights into the molecular dysregulations that link SHP2 mutants to the development of specific traits of the diseases, paving the way for the design of specific therapies for affected patients.
A panel of various interacting omics approaches unraveled the specific traits of lactic acid bacteria to adapt to plants, which allow the optimal design of fermentation strategies for targeted raw matrices.
The overall aim is to improve the quality of the end product while retaining the uniqueness and specific traits of traditional boucań and also to assess the innovation potential with respect to processing a range of pork-based products.
The results suggests that specific traits of Norway spruce and these five common broadleaf forest species should be taken into account in the modelling of soil C stock dynamics over decades.
Forest molecular biology, and in particular tree genetic engineering is now at a stage where the technologies are readily available to transfer specific traits of commercial and scientific interest into forest trees.
