Sentence examples for valuable traits from inspiring English sources

Hybridization aims at combining valuable traits from two species into a single group.

Thus, the latest developments of alternating maximum and minimum viewing angles are valuable traits in LCD.

One of Hillel's most inspiring and valuable traits is his devotion to interdisciplinary inquiry and the borderless exchange of ideas.

We coin the term 'patho-biotechnology' to describe the exploitation of these valuable traits in biotechnology, medicine and food.

You will then be able to approach work with more patience, acceptance, and flexibility – all valuable traits to get you through the office jungle.

"Having access to this large and diverse genetic pool is essential if we are to furnish crops with the valuable traits that enable resilience to climate change, pests and diseases, and ultimately underpin global food security".

They can also be useful for testing the fitness of range-edge populations or those derived from isolated refuges during the last glaciation, which may hold valuable traits that can confer fitness benefits under particular circumstances.

A number of talent-development tools are available to help, including individual director and board assessments that gauge learning agility (the ability to learn from past experience and manage amid uncertainty) and other valuable traits and skills.

The progeny tend to have their parents' traits (an expensive cat will have an expensive kitten) but might surprise or disappoint with more or less valuable traits than either of its parents.

Because of substantial time and economic savings, the new transformation system using MSO as a selection agent will facilitate functional studies on orchid genes and genetic engineering of orchids with commercially valuable traits.

Mangini said that Revis's tenacity was a sign of a short memory, a valuable trait in a cornerback.