Once the plants have flowered, at nine months, workers manually dust them with the pollen of another banana plant that has a desirable trait, such as disease resistance.
Each haplotype region contains multiple SNPs, which may be associated with a specific trait, such as increased risk for heart disease or certain cancers.
"Wc" is code for "wild-caught," "hots" are venomous species, and "het," an abbreviation of "heterozygous," indicates that a snake carries a recessive, and often desirable, trait, such as albinism or uncommon patterning.
So it's not yet possible to conclusively establish whether posting selfies in itself damages relationships or whether selfie-posting and problems in relationships are symptomatic of an underlying trait such as narcissism.
Rather, it could be that an underlying personality trait – such as narcissism – caused some people not only to be more satisfied with their body image and to post more selfies, but also to have poorer-quality relationships.
Most educational platforms feature a core trait such as learning, discussing or problem solving.
Instead, Reader says, sponging may be associated with another trait, such as a preference for a particular food.
Eye-movement features were calculated for each interval corresponding to an utterance coded to a cognitive trait such as planning while solving an eight-tile puzzle.
Moreover, our results demonstrate the importance of better canopy management, with good light exposure on mango fruits as a way of improving quality trait such as sugars.
Will it be possible for all individuals to meet these technical demands through motivated practice or is there a trait such as "aptitude" that determines ultimate surgical skill?
The typical moral judgment is that some trait, such as a particular person's benevolence or laziness, is a virtue or a vice.
