Sentence examples for trait results from inspiring English sources
Its hexameric architecture, also a novel trait, results from equatorial contacts between the A and B subunits of adjacent dimers combined with polar contacts between A or B subunits, and may be required for the UMPK regulatory functions, such as gene regulation, proposed here to be mediated by hexamer hexamer interactions with the DNA-binding protein PepA.
Even though donors that produce early-germinating pollen will also be affected by this cost, the ability to induce stigma receptivity could still be selected for if this trait results in a higher fertilisation success (e.g. by securing paternity) [cf. 10].
For each individual i, the genotypic value of each trait results from Kf diploid functional loci.
Commonly, selection imposed on one trait results in correlated changes in other traits, revealing genetic correlations among traits.
The gene associated with this trait results in three times more seed per spike compared with ancestral wild barley.
Another point of view is that this trait results from developmental constraints affecting several aphid morphotypes [ 7, 18].
DNA analysis shows how sickle cell trait (resulting from one copy of a mutated gene haemoglobin-B distorting the red blood cell to a sickle shape), once identified with sub-Saharan Africans and their more immediate new world descendants, is actually also found in the Middle East, the Philippines and southern Europe.
Essential hypertension is considered to be a multifactorial trait resulting from the combined influence of environmental and genetic determinants.
Potato flavour is a complex trait resulting from the presence of a combination of volatile and non-volatile compounds.
Ultimately this character trait resulted in his removal from service and overlooking for promotion in 1808 after being court martialled for inappropriate behaviour towards junior officers.
We chose to focus on shell variation because measurements can be precisely collected on this structure and because of its complexity as a morphological trait, resulting from the interaction of many genes [21].
