Sentence examples for the main trait from inspiring English sources

A sensitivity analysis was conducted to quantify the relative parameter influences on the main trait of interest, the grain yield.

The qTSN4 generally stimulated secondary branch number, particularly in IRRI146 (both in GH and in the field), which appeared to be the main trait of panicle plasticity.

But others hold that the main trait selected for was friendliness--seeking human company and not biting--and that the cleverness of dogs was an unintended byproduct.

The main trait of this free boundary problem is that it is essentially multidimensional, so that its well-posedness is hard to establish by using the usual methods in the classical theory of free boundary problems.

Abbasbandy et al. [30] have proved in the general case that the h-curve is the main trait of the homotopy analysis method and plays an important role in obtaining the convergence of the series solutions.

Indeed, branch number is the main trait driving panicle sink size, and we hypothesize that light (or assimilate) resources predominantly affect numbers (of branches or spikelets) rather than their size.

As Lewis put it, the Lomekwi discovery "tells us that the main traits that were important to our lineage's survival started to show up before the origins of Homo — and that means the dividing line is starting to be less clear".

One of the main traits of the consequence relations we study in logic is their formal character.

The main traits of traded sheepwe focused on were coat color, body size, tail condition, age, and sex.

The main traits these systems are missing are replicating the exact weight, size, muscle movement, and skin texture of the biological animal.

In particular, it was found that a small interval of low frequencies are needed to recover the main traits of the relaxation for the stretched (β ≤ 1) and squeezed (β > 1) instances.