Sentence examples for traits the difference from inspiring English sources
"Genetics contribute to all traits – the difference is, by how much".
Enterococcal infections are increasingly frequent but despite many studies on virulence traits, the difference between commensal and pathogenic strains remains unclear.
Heckman's recent study shows that treatment children, now in their 40s, show greater success on a variety of socioeconomic measures – evidence that altered personality traits made the difference.
The contradiction with earlier research might be due to limited distribution of the personality traits and the difference in professions and diagnosis being examined.
We also observed a pattern of cooperative suppression between the two dimensions of psychopathic traits and the difference in error rates between pain and no-pain conditions.
Nonparametric traits showing the difference of the group variances by Bartlett test (PM, TS, CQA, CQS, PM, RLBE, RLBT, RSC and BI) were analyzed using Welch's test.
This allows us to use parameter estimates (i.e., biological significance) rather than p-values (statistical significance) to determine which life history traits caused the difference in lifetime fitness.
For these traits, the mean difference on the logarithmic scale was exponentiated to generate the relative difference and then converted to a percentage difference.
The participants were classified as high and low in social desirability according to the median of the final score on the Marlowe-Crowne Social Desirability Scale: the personality traits' mean difference between baseline and follow-up assessments was compared using two independent sample t tests.
The current study did not find a significant effect of genotype at the CAPN4751 SNP on the tenderness trait (although the difference between CC and TT means was in the expected direction).
Variation in parent average reliabilities within a trait reflects the difference in reliabilities between natural mating sires that have few progeny and AI sires that can have many progeny.
