Sentence examples for traits widely from inspiring English sources

Consequently, mutations of the mitochondrial genome cause severe diseases in man and generate traits widely used in plant breeding.

As testing for PTC tasting was easy and minimally invasive, PTC tasting was one of the first traits widely studied at the dawn of human population genetics.

Recent research suggests that the evolutionary effects of female choice in humans may be overestimated in part because a number of traits widely assumed to be attractive to females actually have a greater impact on male dominance (Puts 2010).

Alzheimer's patients are known to express low overall metabolic rates and are genetically inclined to exhibit physiologically thrifty traits widely thought to allow mammals to subsist under conditions of nutritional scarcity.

Anticipating his arrival, some Chinese commentators recalled the gig and gave the Vice-President high marks for laughing at himself, which, they point out, is not a trait widely shared by China's top brass.

Aneuploidy is a trait widely observed in tumor cells from all types [1].

Recovery from chill-coma is a trait widely studied by evolutionary geneticists (e.g. ref [4], [7]) because it is adaptively significant [4], [8] but its underlying molecular basis is not well-understood.

But with the budget cuts, the institute has mounted no effort to breed these traits into widely used rice varieties.

Adding to these limitations, anatomical traits vary widely in patients, affecting the impact of each respiratory physiological effect.

Heritable variation with small effects on quantitative traits is widely believed to be the usual substrate of most evolutionary change.

To test prior hypotheses of association between ω and phenotype, we compiled data on absolute brain and body mass for 27 cetaceans for which we had molecular data; these traits vary widely among extant cetaceans.