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Meanings of inheritable in English
Portuguese
herdável Capable of being inherited.
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Examples for "heritable"
Examples for "heritable"
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However, a significant fraction of the overall heritable risk still awaits identification.
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Although AD is considered to be heritable, specific genetic markers remain elusive.
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These results suggest that forms of ASD may share heritable pathophysiologic features.
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Background: Most studies underline the contribution of heritable factors for psychiatric disorders.
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Results revealed that performance on the social cognition task was significantly heritable.
Usage of inheritable in English
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This report provides novel evidence of an inheritable predisposition for tumor development.
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In the one case the swarthiness would be inheritable, in the other not.
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Once those social needs are covered, water rights become private, inheritable and tradable.
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There you know is a good constitution in an inheritable form.
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You see, whoever designed this modification had to make the adaptive mutation inheritable.
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Galton believed that mental traits are inheritable, just like hair or eye colour.
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Retinoblastoma, the most common intraocular tumor, represents one of the prototypes of inheritable cancers.
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Should restrictions be placed upon the amount of property inheritable?
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For, in the first place, this priceless possession, this parental instinct and tenderness, is inheritable.
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Premature baldness is a decidedly inheritable trait.
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The inheritable characteristics and heritability were analyzed.
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Using Crispr to cure inheritable genetic diseases is still a long way off, and fraught with ethical potholes.
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He might die the very day after celebrating the espousals, and then-noteven the ducal robes were inheritable.
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She turned her face away, and looked over that part of the inheritable world which met her gaze.
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The true proposition, the fact incapable of further analysis, is, that individuals reproduce their like-thatcharacteristics are inheritable.
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Often a manor court limited a fee in land to certain issue instead of being inheritable by all heirs.
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