Sentence examples for trait of which from inspiring English sources

It is an orientation, a permanent trait of which we might as well be proud.

Impaired response inhibition is a behavioral trait of which impaired satiety may be one manifestation.

Several QTLs were found for each trait of which the majority explained less than 10% of the total variation.

Populations with heritability < 0.1 under stressed (6 populations for each trait, of which 2 were common between the two traits) and/or < 0.20 under optimum (only 2 pops for ASI) environments were excluded from QTL analysis.

More broadly, in studies of the genetics of personality, impulsivity has been examined in the context of novelty seeking, a trait of which it is a cardinal feature [ 47].

I am quicker to anger and more impatient and they are traits of which I am utterly sick.

Novelty seeking is considered a 'higher order' temperament within the questionnaire and consists of four 'lower order' traits, of which impulsiveness is one.

This diversity in carabid responses could be determined by variation in species functional traits, of which body size is likely to be a key factor.

Those traits of which we approve naturally (without any social contrivance), such as beneficence, clemency, and moderation, also tend to the good of individuals or all of society.

As we saw, he argues that the traits of which we approve fall into four groups: traits immediately agreeable to their possessor or to others, and traits advantageous to their possessor or to others.

Still, Eisenhower noted Patton continued "to exhibit some of those unfortunate traits of which you and I have always known".