Sentence examples for traits consistent with from inspiring English sources

Not least because many people display personality traits consistent with psychopathy, even if they don't have a personality disorder.

She speaks of his loyalty, sensitivity, courage — traits consistent with the Camelot template she had been the first to invoke.

Most of the cells within a cluster/colony, however, retained morphological traits consistent with undifferentiated ES cells.

These findings demonstrate an apparent overlap in specific white matter architecture underlying the normal variance of divergent thinking, openness, and psychotic-spectrum traits, consistent with the idea of a continuum.

We found common and rare variants associated with both traits, consistent with published results.

Of the 321 flowering plant species in the SOI region, 34.3 % possessed floral traits consistent with anemophily.

At all significance cutoffs tested including one lenient enough to allow the GR of all 25 traits to map somewhere in the genome we found no overlaps between the locations of GR and ER QTL for any trait, consistent with the findings from mouse and Arabidopsis.

A value of D = 0 indicates a trait consistent with a Brownian threshold model, while a value of D = 1 indicates a trait following a random distribution.

The aerial parts only modified 1%% of the water content (data not shown), even in the phenotype that lost turgor (4 h of salt treatment; Fig.  1), a trait consistent with an isohydric-like behaviour (Sade and Moshelion 2014).

Additionally, based on the longer branch lengths in clade Ib, its members appear to be evolving more rapidly than most of the other clades, a trait consistent with genes experiencing changing selective pressure, such as can be caused by host-pathogen interactions.

Indeed, Roberts (2009) in reviewing the history of the cross-situational consistency problem in personality theory noted that most definitions of traits are consistent with the idea of cross-situational variability (traits help to predict behaviour in context, even if a trait does not predict identical behaviour across contexts) rather than stability.