Sentence examples for traits difficult from inspiring English sources

Sugarcane is a genetically complex polyploid grass, which makes the identification of associations between genes and traits difficult.

Other potential crops may have valuable, high-demand products but possess traits difficult to overcome such as seed shattering or poor yield capacity. Lesquerella has a distinctive plant architecture that is conducive to seed productivity under a variety of conditions, and the trait could be further exploited.

Nonetheless, the finding supports the hypothesis proposed by Hebets & Papaj [22] suggesting that a signaler's ability to generate a signal constrain its ability to generate a second signal, making a simultaneous generation of both traits difficult and hence potentially useful to assess the signaler's quality.

In the meantime, applying genomic prediction will influence traits that were easy to record in conventional improvement programs, rather than addressing the traits difficult and costly to measure.

The strong LD close to the putative centromeres makes mapping of phenotypic traits difficult due to lack of recombination in these areas.

Sepsid flies have been used for taxonomic and behavioral studies and have diverse genital and appendage morphologies, but lack of sequence data has made genetic investigation of these traits difficult [ 58, 9, 4, 8, 11, 2].

The quantitative nature of Macrophomina resistance highlighted by the number of QTL identified in this study as well as the relatively low contribution of individual loci toward overall resistance makes breeding for this trait difficult.

Scientists and engineers officially recognized the value of applying evolutionarily selected traits to difficult design challenges and developed a vast number of new technologies inspired by living organisms.

Such traits are difficult to account for, though not impossible, on the view that natural selection favors only behaviors that help the individual to survive and leave more children.

He can use sexually violent language to reduce female critics to the status of groupies, knowing that while male musicians' misogynist acts are examined for nuance and defended as traits of "difficult" artists, women and those who call them out are treated as hysterics who don't understand art.

This problem is acute in remote tropical regions, where information on plant functional traits is difficult to ascertain.