Sentence examples for sufficient traits from inspiring English sources

This primary species concept provides the necessary and sufficient traits required of species for membership in the species category.

As in the case of scyA, there are sufficient differentiating traits to rename the gene as scyB.

Children were eligible for inclusion in this current analysis if they had a current diagnosis of ADHD DSM-III-R or DSM-IV with complete subtype data available and sufficient ASD trait data for analysis (see " Measures" section below for details).

In fact, the patterns suggest that using 5000 iterations for burn-in would be sufficient for all traits and both models, while for some traits as little as 2000 iterations appears to be sufficient for burn-in.

In fact, "[w]e are often content to trust without knowing much about the psychology of the one-trusted, supposing merely that they have psychological traits sufficient to get the job done" (Jones 2004, 4; citing Blackburn 1998).

It is also consistent with the result of various studies of visual processing which have determined that a stimulus presentation time of 100 ms is sufficient for recognizing traits and properties [70], [71].

However, the cowpea consensus map alone may not be sufficient to investigate traits of particular interest in asparagus bean given that alleles conferring very long pods and climbing habit likely are absent in the ssp.

Taking this one step further leads to the conclusion that if there is sufficient selection on traits that favor a high maintenance requirement, this maintenance requirement is unbound.

Lastly, a candidate genes approach offers many advantages if sufficient genomic and trait-gene mapping is available or can be accomplished.

Calus and Veerkamp (2007) demonstrated that an adjacent marker r of 0·15 was sufficient for a trait with a heritability of 50%%, while the GEBV accuracy was improved by increasing the r to 0·2 for a trait with a heritability of 10%%.

Selecting a sample for NGS from one affected individual is usually sufficient for autosomal recessive traits when the pedigree is consanguineous; however, for autosomal dominant traits it is advisable to select samples from two or more affected individuals.