| Hereditary and nonhereditary congenital hearing loss are the two major pediatric classifications. |
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| This subset of patients was randomly chosen to include similar proportions of hereditary and nonhereditary disease. |
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| Congenital disorders are nonhereditary disorders, which are present at birth. |
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| It is by far the most common, nonhereditary, genetic birth defect, afflicting about one in every 1,000 babies. |
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| Among the Kuma, male leaders were designated as bigmen, a nonhereditary status earned through skill in oratory and negotiation. |
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| It is not so easy to differentiate those nonhereditary traits and talents within human nature from hereditary ones. |
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| Hereditary breast cancer commonly occurs in premenopausal women and is more frequently bilateral than nonhereditary breast cancer. |
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| As mentioned previously, MDL is a nonhereditary congenital localized gigantism with skeletal abnormalities and a marked disappropriate increase in fibroadipose tissue. |
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| In 1971 American researcher Alfred Knudson, Jr., focused on retinoblastoma, which occurs in two forms: a nonhereditary, or sporadic, form and a hereditary form that occurs much earlier in life. |
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| Parliamentary systems that have, in addition to a prime minister, a less-powerful nonhereditary president have adopted different methods for his election. |
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| How does genetic determination interact with nonhereditary factors, such as natural environment, economic conditions, and personal responsibility for a healthy lifestyle? |
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| Acquisition of an understanding of the interplay between hereditary and nonhereditary factors in patients is an essential step on the way to better targeted, more personalised therapy. |
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| Enchondromatosis, or Ollier's disease, is a rare, nonhereditary dyschondroplasia characterized by multiple, asymmetrical enchondromas throughout the skeleton. |
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| Nonhereditary DNA mutations are not classically understood as representing the individual's genotype. |
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