Sentence examples for trait that differentiates from inspiring English sources

Additionally, it may surprise many readers to learn that honesty is not a fixed, individual trait that differentiates cheaters from non-cheaters.

The absence or near-absence of the posteroloph is a distinctive trait that differentiates Pennatomys from related oryzomyines.

Secondly, all GRs were transcriptionally activated in the presence of GCs, but the two P. buchholzi GRs showed differences in their hormone transactivation activity sensitivities indicating that this is a functional trait that differentiates the GRs in this basal teleost.

Therefore, a novel environment can expose latent genetic variation for physiological traits that differentiates populations that was not detectable in a stable environment.

That's one of the traits that differentiate us: I fear nature.

I can usually spot the traits that differentiate the mere visitor from those rare individuals who have secretly planned on moving here their entire lives and are just testing the waters this time around.

Another view concerns interpersonal differences, as individuals who possess traits that differentiate them from the rest of the workgroup can make them vulnerable to bullying.

But in practice, the personal traits that differentiate the otherwise identical work twins, will cause them to have different experiences.

"All the survivor genes across different species had some common traits that differentiate them from genes that didn't survive.

In our sample of males, body size was correlated with several aspects of coloration including the three colour traits that differentiate the genetic backgrounds.

We also identified phenotypic traits that differentiate the accessions using discriminant analysis.