An inherited or heritable estate in land.
Inputs to the model should be heritable plant characteristics.
This suggests the ability to recognize faces is heritable.
Butler entreated him to remember the act abolishing the heritable jurisdictions.
The results would not just be interesting but useful in areas such as heritable diseases.
Down's syndrome (DS) is an incurable, heritable disorder affecting an estimated 400,000 people in the U.
Because both intelligence and physical attractiveness are highly heritable, their children will be simultaneously more beautiful and more intelligent.
As a teacher of "creative writing" workshops, I know that creativity is no more teachable than heritable.
We demonstrate that it is possible to significantly reduce cottonseed -gossypol levels in a stable and heritable manner.
Gene editing, which effectively allows the precise "cutting and pasting" of DNA, is already used in basic research and clinical studies that involve non-heritable "somatic" cells.
Rushton and his colleagues have shown that the more heritable the physical characteristics, the higher the chance of mating between individuals with those particular traits.
The four authors, including UCSD's James Fowler, wanted to explore if politics were heritable by identifying a specific gene variant associated with political leaning.
A new study with monkeys finds that an anxious temperament is partly heritable and that it's tied to a particular brain region involved in emotion.
Scientists have known for some time that hypertension is a“ heritable” condition that runs in families, though diet and other factors also contribute to high blood pressure.
But by transforming by far the greater portion, at any rate, of permanent, heritable wealth -- the means of production -- into social property, the coming social revolution will reduce to a minimum all this anxiety about bequeathing and inheriting.
