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Both of these conditions present with similar symptoms and are inheritable.

Spanish arms are inheritable like any other form of property.

Many birds and animals inheritable to this area lives here.

Initial research shows that both conditions appear to be inheritable.

Whether these acquired traits were inheritable had not yet been determined.

Inheritable property has still tended to go to the eldest son.

A very specific, inheritable alteration in the genes of certain people.

Sorry - to clarify - it can be described as inheritable in some, but not all, cases.

Few would argue with the benefits of eliminating inheritable diseases.

The inheritable unit that may influence a trait is called a gene.

Even the master's death did not free such slaves - they were to be treated as inheritable property.

Just as this debt was inheritable, so was the status.

Women not only did not have any share of inheritance, but they themselves were inheritable too.

Some dogs have certain inheritable characteristics that can develop into a disability or disease.

Yet there are weighty arguments for not making inheritable changes to the human genome.

Maybe it's an inheritable twitch and I will soon be moving on from fabric to flesh.

It is thought to be genetic in origin and is inheritable.

Israelites could, however, buy and own as inheritable property slaves from other nations.

Psychological disorders in general are inheritable to a degree.

These titles were given only to males and not inheritable much like a life peerage.

Just as body size is in part inheritable, so too is the anatomy of the human brain.

But they are not allowed to discriminate against those with other kinds of risks, like inheritable diseases.

The title of count was inheritable by all male-line descendants.

Survival of bacteria often results from an inheritable resistance.