Sentence examples for traits of its from inspiring English sources
The game eschews traits of its Japanese role-playing game contemporaries: it is not set within the fantasy genre and only enters science fiction for its final sequence.
If YouTube does indeed go the subscription route, expect it to start to inherit some of the traits of its old media predecessors, including original series with celebrity clout, and more promotional efforts dedicated to individual programs.
An important component of the program is a database in which each dog's family tree is documented, as well as the medical and behavioral traits of its relatives.
Guangdong has long been noted for the distinctive cultural traits of its people, as evidenced by the variety of dialects spoken.
The 1981 flop Neighbors infamously inverted the key character traits of its comic leads, casting wild man John Belushi as an uptight suburban straight outraged by incomer Dan Aykroyd's zany lifestyle.
Several studies have shown that herbivore attack and consumption rates may not only depend on a plant's own defence traits, but also on the defence traits of its neighbours.
It also affects the barrier trait of its cuticle.
When we began reporting to the clinic our success in connecting patients to food, the physicians literally got teary – they had assumed hunger was an immutable trait of its patient population.
The effect FLC on traits other than flowering time traits may be caused by FLC's direct role in the development of these traits, because of its effect on flowering time that in turn affects these traits, or both.
In this context, genetic engineering of the chloroplast genome with non-host resistance traits would be an effective alternative for transferring desirable traits because of its many advantages over nuclear transformation [ 5].
Elodea nuttallii (PLANCH) St. John, an aquatic plant native to North America, shows invasive traits outside of its area of origin.
