Sentence examples for the traits from from inspiring English sources

Parents, does your child display any of the traits from the following sequence of amusing cartoon drawings?

Poniewozik was positive towards Liz's plot with Giamatti, reporting that the her plot "involved one of the best guest roles in a sometimes too guest-heavy role" and enjoyed the traits from Giamatti's Ritchie.

Because narcissistic traits happen on a spectrum, it can be difficult to tell whether you're in a relationship with a diagnosable narcissist or just someone who exhibits the traits from time to time which, let's face it, many of us do.

Felsenstein's independent contrasts (IC [23]) were used to predict taxon-specific changes in each of the traits from a phylogenetically-correct regression approach.

I used an early version of the Digital Imaging of Root Traits (DIRT) platform (www.dirt.biology.gatech.edu) to compute the traits from the medial axis.

For each trait we derived all the reported SNPs associated to the traits from the Catalogue of Published Genome-Wide AssoCataloguetudies (GWavailablegue, atailable at: www.genome.gov/gwastudies; accessed on 15 May 2011) (1).

One factor that could help keep the trait from spreading is that beets produce seeds only in their second year, after passing through a winter.

The disease is manifested only in males who have inherited the trait from their mother and occurs in about one of every 10,000 male births.

Inheriting the trait from one parent usually does not cause problems, and makes it unlikely the carrier will die of malaria, even if infected.

Bt cotton is not a yield enhancing technology, rather, it is designed to protect the yield potential of the variety that carries the trait from damage from some but not all lepidopteran pests (see above and Additional file 1).

They are the result of convergent evolution, which is the acquisition of the same biological trait in unrelated lineages--and, thus, do not indicate inheritance of the trait from a shared ancestor.