Sentence examples for which traits are from inspiring English sources

Which traits are problematic when it comes to negotiating?

The difficulty in deciding tetrapod ancestry stems from the inability to determine conclusively which traits are ancestral and which traits arose after one group diverged from another.

Relatively little is known about systems in which traits are larger in females or the role of multiple traits in male contests.

Being conscious of such implications can help the management team determine which traits are helpful to the type of business it is trying to build and which are counterproductive, he says.

It analysed 3m data points from over 30,000 employees, comparing traits of applicants with those of existing employees, to determine which traits are most indicative of reliability, trustworthiness and suitability for particular jobs.

A character controlled by only a few genes is known as an oligogenic, or qualitative, character; oligogenic characters demonstrate discontinuous variation (in which traits are discrete; e.g., blood type is either AB, A, B, or O).

We used a metric derived from citizen science data on snake occurrences to determine which traits were most correlated with species' sensitivity to human land use.

Another reason is that, although teleological functions are often said to be selected effects or effects for which traits were selected, such functions can also be described as selected dispositions or dispositions for which traits were selected.

We calculated calibration for each of the three social network contexts, to reveal which traits were most accentuated by profile image selection in each context, and analyzed these data separately for own and Internet ratings.

In the research, they asked 64,000 women and men in thirteen countries to classify 125 human traits; half of the sample by gender and the other half by which traits were most important to leadership, success, morality, and happiness today (these were the same traits we give to the women in our workshops).

We found the opposite to be true – the strength of the correlation varied substantially depending upon which traits were being compared (Figures 2 and 3, Table 3).