quantitative trait
US: /ˌkwɑntəˈteɪtɪv ˈtreɪt/
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Definition of quantitative trait - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

biologyTECH.heritable characteristic that shows continuous measurable variation within a populationTECH.
  • Human height is a classic example of a quantitative trait studied in genetics.
  • Eye color was once considered a simple trait, not a quantitative trait.
  • They analyzed blood pressure as a quantitative trait influenced by many genes.
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Expressions with quantitative trait

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quantitative trait locin.
specific chromosome regions linked to trait variation
Scientists identified quantitative trait loci for height in the study.

Expressions with quantitative

quantitative analysisn.
evaluation of numerical data to understand patterns
Quantitative analysis helped identify market trends.
quantitative researchn.
research involving numerical data and statistical analysis
The study used quantitative research to analyze the survey results.
quantitative easingn.
monetary policy increasing money supply by buying bonds
The central bank used quantitative easing to boost the economy.
quantitative relationn.
relation between magnitudes or quantities
The quantitative relation between speed and time is crucial.
quantitative trait locin.
specific chromosome regions linked to trait variation
Scientists identified quantitative trait loci for height in the study.
quantitative chemical analysisn.
study of chemical amounts in substances
Quantitative chemical analysis helps find the amount of salt in water.

Expressions with trait

character traitn.
quality that defines someone's personality
Her most notable character trait is her exceptional kindness..
quantitative trait locin.
specific chromosome regions linked to trait variation
Scientists identified quantitative trait loci for height in the study.
sickle-cell traitn.
genetic condition with one sickle-cell gene and one normal gene
She was diagnosed with sickle-cell trait during a routine checkup.
personality traitn.
stable personal quality that shapes how someone usually thinks feels or acts
Kindness is a personality trait that many people admire in leaders.
trait scalen.
tool measuring specific traits or characteristics in individuals
The psychologist used a trait scale to assess anxiety.

Terms related to quantitative trait

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  1. French:caractère quantitatif, ...
  2. German:quantitatives Merkmal, ...
  3. Italian:carattere quantitativo, ...
  4. Spanish:caracter cuantitativo, ...
  5. Portuguese:característica quantitativa, ...
  6. Chinese:数量性状, ...
  7. Japanese:量的形質, ...
  8. Arabic:صِفَة كَمِّيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:תְּכוּנָה כַּמוּתִית, ...
  10. Russian:количественный признак, ...
  11. Ukrainian:кількісна ознака, ...
  12. Hindi:परिमाणात्मक लक्षण, ...
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