Sentence examples for traits experience from inspiring English sources

To assess a woman on other traits – experience, intelligence, application – would be to abnegate our animal instincts.

Adaptability and social awareness were both negatively associated with AQ scores, suggesting that participants with higher sub-clinical ASD traits experience difficulties with flexible behaviour and interpersonal competency.

Although somewhat speculative, it is possible that those with higher ASD traits experience similar difficulties in identifying negative expressions, and this may explain their poor performance on the ERST.

Life history traits tend to exhibit lower heritability than morphological traits presumably because life history traits experience strong selection [ 16, 41, 42, 44] although there are other explanations [ 43, 45].

If styles and stamens, for example, are selected to be of the same length (integration, in the face of variation), they can do so even though other floral traits experience different selective pressures (Conner and Via 1993; Conner and Sterling 1995, 1996).

"My Golden Days" is a cinematic Pinterest, not Chekhov but check-off, in which the characters' traits, experiences, and feelings are merely asserted and catalogued, not developed but simply tacked to the screen.

However, one has to consider that physiological measures are not meaningful per se in the VET context but have to be interpreted in their interplay with psychological parameters (e.g., traits, experiences, behaviors) or with particular situational stimuli.

Such indicators are not meaningful per se but have to be interpreted in their interplay with psychological parameters (e.g., traits, experiences, behaviors) and/or with particular situational stimuli.

Interest in the evolution of invasive species has grown in recent years, yet few studies have investigated sources of variation in invasive species traits experiencing natural selection.

An upshot of this reasoning was that traits experiencing a history of strong directional selection were less likely to exhibit TS [ 19].

Giraud et al. [ 69] showed that certain pathogen life traits (i.e., production of numerous propagules, gene exchange occurring within hosts, linkage of traits experiencing selection, and strong selection imposed by the hosts) likely render them prone to rapid ecological speciation by host shifts (i.e., speciation by specialization onto a novel host).