Sentence examples for trait of both from inspiring English sources

Shagginess is the defining trait of both the form and the content of "The Fourth Sister," which opened last night in an appropriately loose-feeling, genially acted production at the Vineyard Theater.

We believe that this information is useful to find genes associated with important trait of both of them in further study.

In total, 17 showed associations to androstenone, 12 to skatole, eight to the combined trait of both skatole and indole (S/I index) and nine to indole.

They speak Spanish & English & share the traits of both nationalities.

The skull displays traits of both Homo erectus and H. sapiens, with a brain size intermediate between the two species.

"Sediba appears to have traits of both the earlier species, Australopithecus africanus, and a later species, Homo erectus.

Both processes are common, but cross-pollination clearly has certain evolutionary advantages for the species: the seeds formed may combine the hereditary traits of both parents, and the resulting offspring generally are more varied than would be the case after self-pollination.

For predicting traits of offspring, older children wanted to know the traits of both the parents and their ancestors.

The fusion of these two is observed to incorporate the traits of both of these individual descriptors.

There is sufficient in vitro evidence that may imply to possible influence these two mechanical stresses have on many essential traits of both ECs and stem cells.

Stem cells combine the best traits of both types of cultures, as they can be grown continuously and induced to differentiate into realistic tissues of all types.