characteristics

He found that resistance to the fungus was present in some of the plants as a recessive trait passed down from parent to offspring without affecting other characteristics of the plant.

This is exciting because it seems that this turmeric compound can enhance the characteristics of NSCs.

The association was statistically significant and held up even when adjusted for age and other characteristics.

Subject has athletic build, calloused knuckles, broken nose – characteristics of martial arts practitioners.

I heard so much about him, and everyone says that I inherited a lot of characteristics from him.

In psychological terms, these characteristics are found in sociopaths and narcissists.

They had been naturally attracted and pleased by his marked social qualities and characteristics.

But softness and irresolution were the characteristics of Austria's generals no less than of her rulers.

Of course, all these characteristics of our own society mark tendencies that are common enough in all societies.

A blunt regard to truth has always been one of my characteristics.

Promptitude was one of Wolfe's characteristics; he never let grass grow under his feet.