"system traits" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in business and technology writing to refer to the characteristics of a computer or other system that define its operation and capabilities. For example: "These new system traits will allow our software to process data more efficiently."
Fourteen traits have been evaluated such as rubber yield, girth, morphological and laticiferous system traits at three years old.
Table 1 provides a brief comparison of system traits and capabilities.
A total of 17 significant SNPs were detected for mammary system traits (Table 7).
We claimed that such problems could be expected to arise from the free availability of RGTs targeting height, immune system traits and certain cognitive capacities.
Apodanthaceae belong in the Cucurbitales with which they share inferior ovaries, parietal placentation and a dioecious mating system, traits that are ancestral in Cucurbitales and which can now be interpreted as possible synapomorphies of an enlarged order Cucurbitales.
It is hypothesized that heritable variations in transcript levels are more directly related to underlying genetic variation than many other nervous system traits, and therefore these molecular phenotypes are attractive candidates for genetic mapping.
Over all, the Pentagon has spent $25 million since 1998 on ressearching what it calls controlled biological systems, traits of animals that might be turned into war-fighting technologies.
Genetic variation in such 'mating-system traits' among species, populations or even individuals is assumed to reflect variation in their mating histories.
As a consequence, although each individual trait may appear to confer a fitness advantage (and therefore be under directional selection), the multidimensional system of traits is constrained by trade-offs, resulting in no net selection on the set of traits when viewed as a whole [ 32].
Certain features of my behaviour may be explained neuro-chemically by reference to my serotonin or testosterone levels; to the amount of alcohol, sugar or cocaine in my system; to traits of my character or features of my situation (Darwall 1983, 29; Dancy 2000, 5 6).
But for all the visible markings of a broken and overcrowded system, other traits go largely unseen.
