Modifies a noun

• proprietor: The applicant is the heritable proprietor of subjects at 11 Orchard Walk, Aberdeen ( " the subjects " ).

• trait: Why do some heritable traits under selection fail to evolve?

• variation: We have found extensive heritable variation in ability to change morph in response to the presence of foraging ladybirds.

• jurisdiction: Macleod very sensibly observed, that taking away the heritable jurisdictions had not been of such service in the islands, as was imagined.

• property: By signing the firm name, he purported to accept an offer for the purchase of heritable property on behalf of a client.

• disorder: It is a highly heritable disorder which generally becomes manifest in early adult life.

Modifying Another Word

• highly: Furthermore, vessel size has been found to be a highly heritable character in oak.

• not: Moveable property All property which is not heritable is regarded as moveable in Scottish land law.

• strongly: Analysis confirmed that height growth is strongly heritable with estimates of genetic gain from 2 to 25 % .