Sentence examples for whose traits from inspiring English sources

Schiff fits an emerging mold of politician, post-Gingrich and even post-Clinton, a type whose traits are exemplified in turns by George W. Bush and Al Gore.

Beyond simple self-regard, the narcissistic disorder refers to a destructive pattern of thought and behavior whose traits include an unrealistic sense of one's importance and power, an excessive need for admiration and a lack of empathy for the feelings or needs of others.

AI then finds candidates whose traits match the top performers at the employer.

In June, 12-year-old Missy, whose traits suggest a mix of border collie and husky, was flown to Texas to donate skin and mucosal cells.

Following Byerlee et al. (1994), both hybrids and open pollinated varieties whose traits have been enhanced for selected characteristics including drought tolerance, disease resistance, early maturing, increased productivity and quality protein are considered for this study as improved seeds.

The missing logical step, as Waddington said, is the one that the population modelers omitted (see above): the most fit (that is, prolific) individuals - those who leave the most offspring in the next generation - are assumed to be the ones whose traits are best adapted to their environments.

They live in a society whose trait of unbridled openness has become something of a learning disability.

At Académie Jullian he met Lewis Weldon Hawkins who became Moore's flat-mate and whose trait, as a failed artist, show up in Moore's own characters.

Females using absolute or threshold strategies, on the other hand, compare the traits of sampled males to an internal standard and continue to search until they encounter a male whose trait exceeds the threshold value [ 33].

Rather than having six possible parental mating type parameters (α M ), Liu et al. [2002] have a single baseline parameter, α, and number of additional parameters for the clusters of individuals whose trait differs from the population mean due to population stratification, δ i.

In order to determine if alterations of FU are responsible for SD1, the FU coding region (exons 3 29) and the flanking intronic regions were sequenced using genomic DNA from an affected member of an SD1 family whose trait maps to the 2q34-q36 region [ 17] and an unrelated control individual.