• Her only hope for survival was a transplant from a healthy identical twin.

• Instead the walls are lined with row after row of identical plaques.

• On the face of things, the outcomes are identical in both situations.

• Animals and their clones, though, don't always look identical.

• At first glance identical twins seem, well, identical.

• Two castes of paper wasps are genetically identical.

• If you raise these tasty posies with identical care, you can pluck them from your own garden for dining.

• The company decides that they will retrofit a number of identical planes and refuel in the air.

• Identical twins were slightly closer in age when they died than were fraternal twins.

• The buildings have identical heights and footprints, but their entrances tell the story of architecture's evolution.

• Those figures have remained almost identical for three years in a row-and are down on those of a decade ago.

• Fill five identical plastic bottles with varying amounts of water.

• Being identical to human hormones means they are unpatentable.

• Planted, they will produce trees similar but not identical to their two parent trees.

• Be sure to make the leg pairs mirror images of each other, not identical.

• The image reveals that the second jet is perfectly identical to its twin, with symmetrical knots and whorls of material.

• There are no identical units in art, because no two works are ever absolutely similar, making exact calculation impossible.

• Last year, two identical copies of one of these comp journals began to arrive.

• Most of the mothers were pairs of sisters, but some were identical twins or first cousins raised as sisters.

• Juvenile: nearly identical to adult, but with whitish tips to the outer webs of the secondaries, tertials.

• The experiment looks to see which particle arrives first under identical conditions.

• Henry has created a standard calendar that is identical from year to year.

• Suppose you put take two identical cans of soda out of the fridge and place them on the floor in the middle of a room.

• The sound quality is not yet identical to that of a real performance, though.

• Cash will become identical to social points, which is the ultimate point of the money system anyway.

• Once the walls are constructed, however, all the corals look virtually identical.

• Moreover, it is also obvious that identical twins are treated more similarly than fraternal twins.

• Most chess sets come with opposed sets of identical pieces.

• Therefore, genes are likely behind any trait that is similar in identical twins more often than in fraternal twins.

• They begin to believe in their work as identical with the public good.

• By mid-spring, her brood can number thousands of genetically identical descendants.

• The radio waves that pulse from the poles are identical to each other.

• And scores were significantly more matched between identical as opposed to fraternal twins.

• Joe doll was identical to that of his white counterpart, merely painted brown.

• Physically, the phone is nearly identical to the previous generation.

• What's right for one person may not be for another, even if both have identical levels of risk capacity.

• Globalisation is the more or less simultaneous marketing and sale of identical goods and services around the world.

• Its embryo began to split in two-the process that gives rise to identical twins-but then failed to fully separate.

• Scenes without dialogue, for example, might be identical in both language versions.

• In fact, it's nearly identical to its predecessor, albeit with a new story and hundreds of new puzzles.

• Otherwise the reading interface on the two apps is identical.

• Cut out two identical pieces of cotton flannel using the diaper pattern and a pair of fabric scissors.

• If there are indeed many identical copies of you, the traditional notion of determinism evaporates.

• Incoming photons excite the atoms in the material, and make them spit out more identical photons.

• They must have used a cheap one, though, if the papers were identical.

• Like human fingerprints, no two snow crystals are identical.

• Fowler and his colleagues thus turned to identical and fraternal twins.

• The two controls are each against a chemically identical amorphous solid or achiral single crystal.

• Identical twins have the same genome but are never the same people.

• And still, they displayed identical responses without having seen pride and shame expressions.

• They are created by joining identical cubes at their faces.

• Hide enough weight inside the smaller one so that its weight is identical to that of the larger object.

• In this case the blockade is a so-called momentum barrier between two identical molecules experiencing mutual repulsion.

• He feels that designs today are stamped out in identical dyes and that the art of making things by hand has been too long lost.

• It poses two logically identical problems, one cast in general terms and the other in terms of a social contract.

• The celebration welcomes fraternal and identical twins.

• Zary said that doesn't mean performance will be identical across the zone:.

• She asked college students, male and female, to write brief stories based on almost identical cues.

• The dissertation and research components may be essentially identical.

• Under identical conditions, they behave in different ways.

• Protocol works in an identical fashion at other levels in academe.

• She began her experiment by taking two populations of the same virus and changing their environments in identical ways.

• View two seemingly identical photographs and find the differences between the images.

• The similarity in orgasm experience was greater in identical twins than it was in non-identical twins, researchers said.

• If one identical twin scores high in psychopathy, the other is likely to as well, more so than if the twins are fraternal.

• New aviation biofuel made from soybeans and other crops proves identical to oil-based kerosene.

• Studies of identical twins show that, when one sibling is.

• Many animals and plants are clones, usually identical copies of.

• Google helped me find an identical paper in a few seconds.

• Twins can be genetically identical or they can be as different as siblings that were born at.

• Pantherines, especially tigris and leo have an identical skeletal structure, and yet they consitute two different species.

• He bought some mice, bred them and produced the first inbred strain of genetically identical rodents.

• These stories about identical twin sisters contain lessons about individuality for young readers.

• Apparently identical cancers in two patients may behave so unlike as to appear utterly different diseases.

• In each test, an animal was allowed to enter a room after food had been concealed inside one of two identical opaque containers.

• His early results have shown identical twins to be far more likely than fraternal twins to have a similar opinion of cilantro.

• Closed, it looks almost identical to any other bookbindery case.

• Multiple intelligences put every child on an equal footing, granting the hope of identical value in an ostensible meritocracy.

• To control for luck, the games were identical and reversed:.

• Identical twins look the same and are the same gender.

• The human genome is also almost identical to pigs, and yet it's apparent that humans and pigs are different.

• Shards are the result of putting identical copies of an online game onto separate, clustered servers.

• Their identical faces have acquired the same wrinkles.

• One option is to send the identical email again, with no reference to the first email.

• Or perhaps it's because the third-person masculine singular conjugation of the past tense appears identical to the root itself.

• Not close to killer whales genetically, the false killer whale has a nearly identical skull shape, hence it was given that name.

• The life of this person has been identical to yours in every respect.

• In fact, from fish due to the identical gills displayed in the human embryo.

• Vote totals in two separate databases that should have been identical had different totals.

• Mathé‘s was called the first successful bone marrow transplant not performed on identical twins.

• The researchers looked for regions of chromosomes that were identical among a large proportion of the sibling sets.

• But the new study found that in addition, both groups rely on identical brain structures for similar tasks.

• It told of a colossal battle between two essentially identical armies of robots.

• More important, the flashes of temper are almost identical.

• The book's structure and topics are almost identical to those of many current composition manuals.

• Studies of identical and non-identical twins confirm that.

• In this type of eye an array of identical imaging units.

• If you divide a fractal pattern into parts you get a nearly identical reduced-size copy of the whole.

• The pay gap between men and women of identical qualifications.

• No, the ad was identical except for the deadline date.

• The programme is also offered in a two-year modular format with an identical curriculum.

• Some carnivorous plants that look nearly identical turn out to be distantly related.

• Identical twins also can exchange these microchimeric cells through their shared placenta.

• Wine lists often have multiple vintages in a row, and names can sound similar, or even identical.

• The committee reviewed my case the following academic year, although its composition had remained almost identical.

• Perhaps the best sequence in the film shows pairs of posters using almost identical designs:.

• The arm behaved in an identical fashion to what it would in a healthy octopus.

• Other tests have been conducted with the same identical conclusions.

• Marsh smell is from non-anthropogenic reduced sulfur compounds, similar if not identical to that all-familiar pulp mill aroma.

• The meals looked more or less identical and were rated by the volunteers as tasting equally pleasurable.

• The vintage nature of the materials ensures that no two pieces are exactly identical.

• The two talks may even be on identical subjects, but one carries much more weight.

• Structurally it may seem identical to all the others.

• The atoms' physical properties, such as their motions, became identical to one another.

• She then placed an identical empty nest site at the opposite end of the ants' territory.

• Sending identical letters for multiple students is also a bad idea.

• All the buildings are impersonal-the window washers have made them sparkle, but they are identical and forgettable.

• Comparison of results from identical and non-identical twins might reveal a genetic component.

• They say that cloned meat is scientifically identical to meat from traditionally bred animals.

• Interestingly, all of the postings are written in nearly identical styles.

• The vast majority of them have the same identical nucleotide change.

• Maridueña's home computer only hours after identical work was discovered on.

• It is simply not true that the program offerings are identical or even nearly so at community colleges and career colleges.

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