Sentence examples for the basic traits from inspiring English sources
In fact, besotted lovers express all four of the basic traits of addiction: craving; tolerance; withdrawal; and relapse.
Three thousand is just a number, but it's a good proxy for all the qualities of sustained baseball excellence — the basic traits of Jeterness — that are easy to see but hard to quantify.
The disappearance of the great lyric and poetic styles, the fossilizing of education as it came to be completely based on rhetoric (paideia), and the growing importance of philosophical and religious polemical literature among both pagans and Christians were the basic traits that, as early as the 3rd century, foreshadowed the intellectual life of the late empire.
Entrepreneurship is defined by identification of the entrepreneur personality and understanding the basic traits of entrepreneurs.
Thus, SJP-SNU is a novel yeast that possesses the basic traits of a probiotic, and the genome data obtained in this study may be useful for understanding the evolution and genotype phenotype correlation of yeasts.
Thus, SJP-SNU is a useful yeast possessing the basic traits of a probiotic, and further studies to demonstrate its efficacy as a probiotic in the future may be warranted.
Now, many years later, I understand that this discontent is the basic trait that turns a person into a writer.
Many principal component analyses conducted in the healthy subjects support the five basic traits.
Moreover, several correlation studies between the five-factor basic traits and disordered personality have been conducted [ 15- 20], with the four disordered super-traits resembling the four out of five normal personality traits [ 21, 22].
These books' basic traits, he thinks — "the dilemma, the dramatic crisis, the pathos, the wise sadness, and more in general a suffering made bearable, or even noble through aesthetic form" — have become mannered and artificial to the point of irrelevance.
Later, the experts tied elements of the disorders to distortions in basic traits.
