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Meanings of sib in English
Catalan
consanguini Spanish
cognado One related by blood or origin; especially on sharing an ancestor with another.
Usage of sib in English
1
Often my younger sib was already there in the warm, soft, breathing dark.
2
A witch should know how to deal with her sib, the black man.
3
Ye who are sib to the jungle and know it and hold it good-
4
Such a locus could be detected in a realistic sample of affected sib pairs.
5
But he comes of blood that was sib to ours.
6
Factor score intraclass correlations were calculated using a subsample of 145 independent affected sib pairs.
7
Moreover, the mutations in the proband and its affected sib were co-segregated with the phenotype.
8
On my other side, her sib took my hand.
9
I'll call you when your sib's ticket comes up.
10
The data consisted of large half-sib families, but the method could also handle more complex pedigrees.
11
Using data from the Netherlands Twin Register, a sib-pair-based linkage analysis for adult height was conducted.
12
We are sib; give me what is mine.
13
A couple years back, her only sib died.
14
My sib and my cousin are in there.
15
He's some sib to the mistress, I'm thinkin'.
16
Half-sib and variance component linkage analysis revealed QTL with different modes of inheritance but with low resolution.
About this term
Frequent collocations
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Translations for sib
Catalan
Sib through the time