Sentence examples for traits and indicators from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was (i) to determine the connection between earthworm traits and indicators of soil ecosystem services and (ii) to identify earthworm "response" traits, which are selected by the landscape or changes in the soil, and "effect" traits, which contribute to soil processes.

No judgment here, but learning a few simple traits and indicators about bubblies from regions outside of Champagne is low-hanging fruit when it comes to wine appreciation.

Terminology for different indicators of neurocognitive deficits is introduced, and the relative utility of personality traits and indicators of neurocognitive deficit for genetic linkage studies is discussed.

Machine learning methods were used to find possible explanations of associations between the target variables (personality traits) and biological indicators of occupational Hg exposure in combination with covariables on the subgroup level.

The lack of coincidence between the QTL influencing LFEC0 and LFEC1, although intriguing, agrees with certain differences observed regarding the correlations between these two traits and the serum indicator traits [ 9].

The capability of 14 morphological, yield-related and physiological traits as indicators for identifying drought tolerant genotypes in wheat was evaluated among 90 wheat accessions under water-stressed (WS) and well-watered (WW) conditions in this study.

However, the association between these indicator traits and true CH4 output is unknown.

The objective of this paper was to develop three models that would permit multi-trait genomic selection by combining scarcely recorded traits with genetically correlated indicator traits, and to compare their performance to single-trait models, using simulated datasets.

Wood density is related to a number of plant functional traits and is an important indicator of the mechanical properties of woods (Panshin and de Zeeuw, 1980; Chave et al., 2009).

The maltreatment and trait indicators in this study were all predictive (p < .001) of adult symptomatology.

Using individual personality traits as indicators of heterogeneous preferences and capabilities that influence marital surplus, I show that production complementarities imply a different sorting of men and women into marriage than do consumption complementarities.