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His non-identical twin brother Boris was also in the house.

That much (non-identical) handling is certain to foul up the results.

He has a non-identical twin brother called Tom and three other siblings.

All three women looked at her with identical expressions on their non-identical faces.

In a particular system, oscillators may be identical or non-identical.

The first two were the non-identical twins George and John.

"Birth" and "procession" are two different terms, non-identical to each other.

It wouldn't make sense, anyway - apart from the fact that they're non-identical triplets, they are three very different people.

The risk decreases to about 0-24% for non-identical twins.

The Other is, of course, non-identical, different from me and different from itself.

A special case occurs where parents believe their twins to be non-identical when in fact they are genetically identical.

Markers may be non-identical when the read is interrupted by another process updating the data structure.

She has a non-identical twin Sister, Rosemary, who is a doctor.

Another wrote: "I am seven weeks pregnant with twins (non-identical).

Together with his late wife, the Kajubi's were the parents of three sets of non-identical twins.

The housemates included a set of non-identical twin brothers and a father and daughter.

Diff Text will always match up significant similarities even if contained within non-identical or moved lines.

Different methodologies lead to similar but non-identical rankings.

He is the less prominent and fraternal (non-identical) twin brother of Black Pete.

The history of philosophy is the history of successive and non-identical retreats.

This is consistent with previous data indicating that different antagonists bind to overlapping but non-identical sites.

Two young adult non-identical twin men, François and Thierry, still live with their mother.

Identical twins share genes, while non-identical pairs share 50% of theirs.

All critical systems need at least two nonidentical operators to modify.

It isn't unusual for nonidentical twins to differ.

It is composed of two nonidentical subunits; one large subunit and 4 small ones.

The Kriegers had an instant family-a unique set of nonidentical triplets.

In most diatomic molecules, the elements are nonidentical.

Now the buildings were nonidentical twins.

In nonidentical twins, chimerism occurs by means of blood-vessel anastomoses.

In mournful synchronicity, we delivered over to him the nonidentical copies of the Annals.

Desperation and inspiration are nonidentical.

The exact number of patients treated in this trial cannot be determined because nonidentical patient populations were described in the two published study reports.

Though they were born within minutes of each other, she and her brother Dirk Jr. were about as nonidentical as twins could get.

Beyond those advantages, assisted reproduction usually results in nonidentical twins or triplets, who are less susceptible to complications than are identical ones.

Some diseases of pregnancy are apparently due to conflicts between the genetically nonidentical tissues of mother and fetus (Haig 2002).

If the additional ovum or ova are fertilized, nonidentical twins or triplets will result, each with its own placenta.

It includes almost 7,016 feet of combined track and reaches speeds of 51 m.p.h. Both tracks have similar but nonidentical track layouts.

It included both identical twins, who have identical genes, and nonidentical twins, who share about 50 percent of their genes.

A significant deviation of P ( k ) exp from P ( k ) binomial suggests either non-independence or nonidentical channels.

If one identical twin has diabetes, the chance of the other developing diabetes within his lifetime is greater than 90% while the rate for nonidentical siblings is 25-50%.

The researchers examined the gestation and birth weights of 1,929 sets of nonidentical twins and found that even in the womb, the males seemed to have the advantage.

Studies in identical and nonidentical twins suggest very strong genetic factors but also leave open environmental factors as playing a secondary role in turning on or off specific genes.

The occurrence of male homosexuality in both members of a twin pair is 22 percent in nonidentical twins but rises to 52 percent in identical twins.

However, it wasn't until Patrick Aubourg transplanted a very mildly involved patient with his nonidentical twin as a donor, that bone marrow transplantation had a successful outcome.

As mothers get older and assisted conception becomes more common in developed countries, the incidence of multiple births-primarily of nonidentical siblings, but also of identical ones-has dramatically increased.

The peptide being presented is held by the floor of the peptide-binding groove, in the central region of the α1/α2 heterodimer (a molecule composed of two nonidentical subunits).

In 2001, the Queensland Institute of Medical Research in Brisbane, Australia, announced the results of a study of mosquito bites in identical and nonidentical twins.