trait

Converse of object

• inherit: Her eyes are dark green, a trait inherited from her father.
• endear: Her constant ringing of hands and awkward walk become endearing traits, which set her character aside from the others.
• possess: Fortunately, you possess good traits for doing this.
• correlate: Selection on a single trait correlated with feed efficiency would not result in a greater response than direct selection on feed efficiency.
• exhibit: What is obvious however is that you will expect your ideal project manager to exhibit traits from all four generalized types.
• annoy: Chew gum, smoke, pick your nose or display any annoying traits or habits.

Adjective modifier

• agronomic: Basic guidelines for good agricultural practice when growing GM crops with specific agronomic traits should be encouraged.
• recessive: Dwarfism from impaired longitudinal growth of bones is a recessive trait that affects males more strongly than females.
• behavioral: A syndrome is a group of related symptoms or behavioral traits.
• autosomal: While most cases of CJD are sporadic, some are familial, in which case the disease is inherited as an autosomal dominant trait.
• desirable: Only the remaining Wolves, with desirable traits, would have been selected to breed.
• polygenic: How do sex chromosomes influence the evolution of polygenic traits?

Modifies a noun

• locus: All markers, whether selected to cover the genome or to mark trait loci, are PCR-based.
• anxiety: They found no such effect for most people except those high in trait anxiety.

Noun used with modifier

• personality: Think about your personality traits do you prefer to work alone or with other people around?
• sickle: Carriers of Sickle Cell are sometimes said to have ' sickle cell trait ' .
• thalassaemia: Thalassaemia trait is believed to offer some resistance to malaria.
• character: For virtue ethics, the problem concerns the question of which character traits are the virtues.
• Bt: Finally, corn hybrids incorporating this type of Bt trait are not widely planted.
• herbicide: These are commonly referred to as direct effects of the herbicide tolerance trait.