Sentence examples for wild characteristics from inspiring English sources

The Hecks believed the wild Przewalski blood would help to draw out the wild characteristics they felt lay dormant in the domesticated pony breed mares.

They come to play a protective role in later mythology, although some of their inauspicious and wild characteristics still persist in these accounts.

Any departure from the "wild" characteristics could cause the failure of an SIT program [7].

Therefore, when crosses are made between the two subspecies, the offspring should segregate for wild alleles at several loci and wild characteristics should re-appear among sub-specific populations.

This results from a balance of farmer selection for cultivated traits and natural selection for wild characteristics, generating both improved sorghum types, wild types and intermediate types (Doggett, 1970).

The analysis was limited to the weedy and wild rice lines (Table S1) and did not include cultivars because some wild characteristics in weeds, such as a high degree of seed shattering and dormancy, black hull color, and long awn, are absent or very rare in cultivars.

But Mr. Vadim, a man who knew women, abstracted some of her wilder characteristics for the 1956 film "..

While exhibiting numerous "wild" phenotypic characteristics, these accessions also carry numerous "cultivated" alleles inherited from O. sativa, as demonstrated for hull and pericarp color in this study.

M1X-dependent channels have wild type characteristics whereas the Δ(1 116) construct is non functional (Fig. 2C,D).

One promoter-replacement mutation, ΔPrfc174, yielded an optimal profile, exhibiting wild-type characteristics when grown with arabinose, and Δrfc characteristics when grown without arabinose.

Similarly, by exploiting deletion strains known to possess wild-type characteristics during our size selection experiment, it allowed us to define appropriate Z score thresholds on the basis of exclusion of these strains from the list of cell size mutants.